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Jewel 2023-04-12 01:17:01
The black-bellied boy ~ the hateful and pathetic old Nazis, the complicated human nature~ Ah, it was starring Brad Renfro, who died young. . . . . ....
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Gina 2023-04-07 02:18:40
Sure enough, after reading the original book and then watching the movie, the effect is much...
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Ashleigh 2023-03-31 01:03:12
It seems a little more peaceful than the original novel, it is "Gandalf / Magneto", and our...
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Mikel 2023-03-27 22:39:51
The movie fails, the structure is too loose. The actor was very successful, the British actor did have a solid foundation, seeing an all-black...
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Ephraim 2023-03-16 20:52:09
It's a pity that Brad Renfro passed away so...
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Brain 2023-03-16 08:18:44
A long, long time ago, about six or seven years ago, a movie I watched... how could it be translated like...
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Muriel 2023-03-11 17:15:43
I didn't read it, I was deceived! It's not because of the nonsense, but because the content of the drama is too heavy, and it's a story that the screenwriter has nothing to do at home. After reading the introduction, there seems to be a shocking ending that I have completely ignored. . ....
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Ahmad 2023-03-09 10:51:16
Under the shell of the Nazis, it shows that people are full of self-protection desires in the face of...
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Clement 2023-03-01 10:32:53
The subtitles in the second half are broken, I read the English version, but this does not affect the shuddering look and feel. There is a very serious problem with the director's values. The director who originally thought it was mediocre did not grasp the direction of the story well. After reading the end of the original novel, he realized that the director was not only mediocre, but also self-righteous and overplayed with fire. "Any historical event for which a high price has been paid...
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Viviane 2023-02-15 23:29:21
Well, after reading it, I realized it was Stephen...
Apt Pupil Comments
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[Todd is trying to forge his father's signature for a reply to a letter from school]
Kurt Dussander: You're messing things up with that carbon paper.
Todd Bowden: Yeah, what do you know about it?
Kurt Dussander: [slaps his hand down on Todd's shoulder, Todd gets up and Dussander takes his place] Here, out of the way. I was forging documents before your parents were born.
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Victor Bowden: Arthur, I wonder if you'd mind if I asked you a personal question.
Kurt Dussander: Not at all.
Victor Bowden: What did you do during the war?
[Todd looks at Dussander]
Kurt Dussander: I was in the reserves, as were most young men, Victor. My poor eyesight kept me out of combat, thank God. No, I spent most of the war in a military hospital washing bed linens and nurses' uniforms.
