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Nels 2023-09-26 08:52:36
How to define the "first master" period, it would be sloppy to evaluate only with regularization or safety first. At this time, PTA has already shown its personal style (smooth long shot, mid-section narrative), and it can be regarded as a later memorial work even if it has not yet formed. , "Gangster Complex" has the development of the end of the "Godfather Fever" (with a sense of film noir), but it seems that it cannot be overly praised for this, after all, it cannot save the script and the...
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Ashtyn 2023-09-24 11:34:16
Same universe as his [Cigarette and Coffee]; - "What the hell do you want?" - "I want you to pinch that fucking cigarette" - "I won't pinch this one out. "-"Okay, then can I ask you for a cigarette?"; Jules didn't have the miraculous bodyguard from [Pulp Fiction] this time, and got all six shots; I really like the music taste of...
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Adella 2023-09-16 17:49:29
PTA's obsession and obsession with long shots is at a...
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Ena 2023-09-03 17:33:40
It's very happy, and Virgo can tell the story so powerfully, but it's still the PTA that I don't feel the...
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Remington 2023-08-22 15:49:07
Two sources of fanfare: Melville's gambler Bob and John Ford's chivalrous...
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Krystel 2023-08-17 09:42:02
pta directorial...
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Spencer 2023-08-10 22:42:10
Kill his father and raise his son. The cigarette has just been put out, but the blood is hot, the redemption of a killer, the love of a...
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Amir 2023-08-10 01:47:32
Paul Thomas Anderson's feature film debut. Compared to Boogie Nights, Magnolia is much inferior, so it seems that it is not necessarily a high-quality product produced by PTA. However, when considering the fact that PTA was only 26 years old when this film was made, only It's a scumbag to be able to sigh. Philip Baker Hall rarely plays the leading role, making all the other big names eclipsed. Gwyneth Paltrow is really not old at...
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Krystal 2023-08-09 17:20:04
PTA's debut novel, the script is not very mature, and the rhythm is too slow. I can't guess the direction of the story after seeing more than half of it. Fortunately, the ending is clean, and the details of Sydney's cuffs are particularly good. In fact, I thought it would be a veteran and a rookie like "The Color of Money", but it turned out to be about a man and his past, with some self-redemption and a little helplessness, Philip Baker Hall's interpretation is very...
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Reinhold 2023-08-02 14:24:49
Men's Emotional Secrets Are...
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Orin 2022-09-29 16:50:15
Good in its own category
Not my favorite PTAnderson movie, since as I pointed out elsewhere, I see the father-son obsession in American films an intolerable cliche. But the acting is very strong, and the plot, in spite of all the drama, is quite plausible.
Philip Baker Hall here plays an aged and tired professional...
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John Finnegan: I will fuck you up if you fuck with me, ok? I know three kinds of Karate: Jujitsu, Aikido, and regular Karate.
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Sydney: [at the cocktail lounge] Tell me something. Are you required to flirt, to behave as you do toward that table of men over there? Maybe... it's some part of your job?
Clementine: Uh, they don't say to do it.
Sydney: But if you don't?
Clementine: Well, then I get questioned, like: "Why were so rude to them?", and, I mean, I can't talk back. I can't tell them to fuck off and leave me alone.
Sydney: As a rule?
Clementine: I'd also lose the tip.
