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Berniece 2021-12-31 08:02:56
In fact, this film is full of logic, but some people don't like the script of this screenwriter. ....
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Nikita 2021-12-31 08:02:56
When I first watched "Suspicious Clouds in the Base", I thought it was a reasoning film; when I saw the middle part, I thought it was similar to "lie to me" by observing other people's micro expressions to solve the case; seeing the back, it felt like "Rashomon" Everyone tells different versions of the story based on their own interests. At the end, I even suspect that the male protagonist is actually a bad person. This is the highlight of the movie; until the last moment, the final truth can...
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Layne 2021-12-31 08:02:56
The ending is a bit nonsense, why must the male protagonist be a good person? . . It might be better if the movie stopped abruptly when the heroine doubted the actor's identity. . . Overall it's pretty good. . . I was surprised by the look ahead. ....
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Eriberto 2021-12-31 08:02:56
When the term "field cocktail" appeared, I realized that I had seen this film before and almost forgot to clean it. Reversal, reversal, reversal... I'm all messed up. I can give a 4 stars if I reverse a few...
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Cathrine 2021-12-31 08:02:56
Ok. . I have a prejudice against Travolta ==|| I feel that the latter part of the process is a bit too much, and the intention is too obvious to lay out the puzzle for the purpose of...
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Jeffry 2021-12-31 08:02:56
When the story develops to the point when the captain of the military police is a drug lord, it is already a bit of a joke, and the subsequent links are full of loopholes. It is a serial screenwriter trick, and it turns into a black comedy in the end... Such a falsehood The pattern of the chain-link chain has been learned in the early rough Hong Kong films, which is...
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Gideon 2021-12-31 08:02:56
Personally think it's good. The ending is unexpected, I like...
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Joesph 2021-12-31 08:02:56
"There are two facts in this world, one is the fact we have seen, and the other is the real fact hidden behind the scenes." This movie is like the change of Brazilian football, both true and false, constantly Change direction. Scheming, mysterious, interlocking, and enjoyable, a suspenseful reasoning masterpiece with a military theme as the background. NB's screenwriter PS: The original Korean movie of bacterial mutation borrowed many elements from this...
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Layla 2021-12-31 08:02:56
There is not much suspense, the arrangement is...
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Chadrick 2021-12-31 08:02:56
The source of this suspense is too lazy to deliberate on the details. It's right to be mysterious. It's ok to watch the movie without thinking about it. Pass...
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Freddy 2021-12-31 08:02:56
I thought it was a great movie, but actually...
John Travolta left a deep impression on me in "Face Changing", so I thought this film would not be bad there. In fact, the actors are good, including Samuel L. Jackson and Connie Nielsen. The problem lies in the screenwriter, lack of logic, true or false, and can't figure out what's going on. In...
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Reyes 2021-12-31 08:02:56
Don't watch it as a reasoning film, ha ha
The best movies are on schedule, and I see them by chance, so I keep watching them.
Seeing that it was okay in the middle, Rashomon’s narrative method has more and more clues, and he can faintly guess the ending. The worst is the end.
When the ending became a happy ending, it suddenly occurred to...
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[first lines]
Osbourne: [narration] The French tried to build a canal here before the Americans. At the height of their effort, 500 workers were dyin' a week from malaria and yellow fever. They couldn't come up with cemetary space fast enough. Not to mention the morale problem all those crosses would have made. So they bought shiploads of vinegar in Cuba, and in each barrel, they sealed one corpse, and then they sold them as medical cadavers all over Europe. And for a while, that was their principal source of profit. You see, this place has always had a special way of dealin' with profit and death.
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Styles: Osbourne's the closest thing we have to an in-house investigator.
Hardy: And here you are going out of house... now, how does that make you feel, Jules?
Osbourne: Hostile and uncooperative, sir.
Hardy: Fantastic.
