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Joannie 2023-08-22 04:40:51
The style of the Coen brothers, slightly less...
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Darius 2023-08-20 17:14:12
Watching the movie after reading the original is indeed a kind of abuse. However, the movie version has some changes to the plot of the original book, which can be regarded as something new. Maybe the screenwriter (Smith himself?) also found some logical connections in the original book to be a little fragile. For example, Hank killed Jacob at Lou's house in the original book, but not in the movie. In the original book, Hank ended up killing Jacob at the airport store, which was omitted in the...
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Maxwell 2023-08-07 19:54:02
It's so stiff. Uncle Sam should go back and make a B...
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Destinee 2023-08-06 03:25:36
ill-gotten gains, ill-gotten...
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Shaina 2023-08-02 10:29:55
Step by step to the...
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Carmelo 2023-07-27 19:55:41
The wages of avarice is...
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Alvah 2023-07-25 01:54:01
It's a bit rough from the current point of...
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Laila 2023-07-11 19:32:56
If I knew this earlier, I called the police and handed over the money to the public at the beginning, and it would not be so...
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Martin 2023-06-29 04:07:28
It's a waste of time, legal popularization video, don't deal with things beyond your...
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Tessie 2023-06-22 00:12:03
Past films liked to use animals as metaphors. The crow, which symbolizes darkness, death, and blood, as well as the hypocritical, treacherous, and cunning fox, are all hinted at in the title. Faced with the temptation of 4 million headless dollars, asking yourself is not an opponent at all. 0530 Unpopular...
A Simple Plan Comments
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Crawford 2022-09-29 21:21:41
A Simple Plan
An airplane crashed into an isolated, snow-covered forest. There was a corpse on the airplane and 4.5 million in cash. Hank (Bill Paiston), his brother Jacob (Billy Bob Thornton) and their friend Lu are all moved by the money because they all need it. Hank has a small reputation in the village, and...
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Maxwell 2022-09-29 23:23:13
[Film Review] A Simple Plan (1998) 7.6/10
Sam Raimi's A SIMPLE PLAN is aa pitch-black cautionary tale apropos of human nature, adapted by Scott B. Smith from his own novel, in a wintry rule Minnesota, a snow-covered crashed airplane with a dead pilot and a bag of $4.4 million in $100 bills is discovered by three men, our protagonist Hank...
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[Sarah takes a bear out of a paper bag that Jacob gave to their newborn daughter for a present]
Sarah Mitchell: Oh, it's used.
Hank Mitchell: Let me see that. Oh my gosh... This was his. When we were kids.
Sarah Mitchell: Oh, I guess it's sweet of him then, isn't it?
Hank Mitchell: [Hank begins winding the music in the bear] Buddy the Bear.
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[Hank and Jacob argue about covering themselves from Lou turning them both in]
Hank Mitchell: I can't afford to go to prison, Jacob. I mean, what about Sarah, huh? What are they going to do?
Jacob Mitchell: [Jacob pauses looking over to his old Christmas tree] I'm gonna have to get rid of that Christmas tree out of here it's too dry. It's going to start a fire.
Hank Mitchell: Do you... Are you paying attention here? Pay attention! What would Dad want us to do, huh?
Jacob Mitchell: I got too much to think about. Don't bring up Dad, please Hank.
Hank Mitchell: Don't you think he'd want us to stick together?
Jacob Mitchell: Don't say that. I mean, you don't know what the hell Dad would do. That's fucked up. Don't - Don't bring him up!
