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Krystal 2022-12-13 17:42:35
Atypical black film, the branch line of the times cares about the generation affected by the war (the life of the heroine and the male supporting role cannot return to normal after the war, like the war never happened), the old Douglas played well, and the character setting was good, It is the nature that is difficult to change, and it is the greatest disrespect to the audience to unravel the character's half-life knot and arrange a happy ending with just a few words. typical day...
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Serenity 2022-12-03 01:58:14
95% of the time is in the detective agency, like a stage play, multiple cases intersect and parallel narratives, and there are plenty of dramatic conflicts, Lee Grant really steals the...
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Myrna 2022-11-30 03:12:57
Thorough family ethics drama. William Bendix, the king of drama, performed very poorly. He may be used to being a villain, and he played as a decent character instead of playing well. Great acting by Joseph Wiseman? Maybe. The Italian-born thief who jumped over the wall might be just as good as a WB, but he's just... bloated and...
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Rosetta 2022-11-08 08:49:47
Lee Grant, born in New York, with a deep voice, red hair, and Jewish parents, took the stage at the age of 4 and won the Best Actress and Oscar at the Cannes Film Festival for "Detective Story (1951)" Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, and her reputation has grown since then, but it didn't last long. Because of her beliefs, she was blacklisted in the McCarthy era. She was banned from filming for 10 years until it returned to the big screen in...
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Ulices 2022-10-23 22:43:41
If a person has no compassion and only blindly hates hatred... Especially if he can't put himself in the shoes of the person he loves and think for her, this will only hurt both...
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Evelyn 2022-10-23 22:39:52
It was changed to a movie, but it was still like a stage play, just with an extra camera. In fact, the script was well written, but the problem was still with...
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Reagan 2022-10-23 21:20:44
Kirk Douglas fell twice in 1951, once in Billy Wilder's classic, and once...he had to fall. After World War II, the Western society, which is desperate for reconciliation, will never honor such a black-and-white ruthless character who lives in hatred and pain. But the process and method of the collapse must be moderate: first of all, he does not know his wife's past, so his resentment against the doctor is not selfish; then, whether driven by despair or justice, he can be a hero by blocking the...
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Kaya 2022-10-23 18:49:02
Jim, you've got to bend with the wind, or break. Don't be such a...
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Linnie 2022-10-23 17:58:42
①The scene is as simple as a stage play, the events are intertwined, the characters are conflicted, the plot is compact, and the characters are distinct ②The water is clear and there are no fish. Jim's upright and unyielding character is what law enforcement officers need, but as a person, he can only ③The four cases have their own emphasis, showing the daily life of the police station, and also glimpsed the silhouette of Jim going to tragedy ④The thief Charlie is a typical perverted...
Detective Story Comments
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Rebeka 2022-10-23 20:15:14
In addition to the law, there are also people
Titled "The Great Detective Story", this is an atypical noir film, and the director doesn't focus on how detectives solve crimes - in fact, several of the cases involved in the film are trivial (except for the murder doctor Schneider). and four-time felon Charlie) — instead focusing on how...
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Sister 2022-10-23 21:44:09
Detective Story: The Evil Formula
The iron-fisted policy and never straying are the consistent truths upheld by police officer Jim. Because he lived in the shadow of his father's tyranny as a child, his heart was full of sorrow and pain due to this black-and-white oppression. It is reflected in the work, that although it emphasizes...
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Detective James McLeod: I ought to fall on you like the sword of God.
Karl Schneider: That sword has two edges. You could cut your own throat.
Detective James McLeod: I'm going to give you a piece of advice, Karl. When they let you free again, get out of New York. You butcher one more patient and law or no law, I'll find you. I'll put a bullet in the back of your head, and I'll drop your body in the East River. And I'll go home and I'll sleep sweetly.
Karl Schneider: You don't frighten me. Now I'll give you some advice. I have plenty on you, too. I know why you're so vindictive.
Detective James McLeod: Why?
Karl Schneider: Just watch your step. Because I happen to have friends, downtown, with pull.
Detective James McLeod: Have you?
Karl Schneider: Lots of pull.
Detective James McLeod: Well, what do you know? Aren't you the big shot? Pull. Have you got any friends with push, like that?
[Shoves him and begins slapping him]
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Detective James McLeod: [leaving the office] Mind if I shave?
Lieutenant Monaghan: Gotta have the last word, don't ya?