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Junius 2022-01-09 08:01:17
Akira Kurosawa's genre mix and match. The first act is a business war movie, the second act is a detective detective movie, and the third act is a police chase movie. The hidden line is the difference between the appearance and class of Japanese society. As the title suggests, the rich are in heaven and the poor are in hell. Attempts to reverse this situation through crime are doomed to fail. The narrative is methodical and relaxed, the train scene is quite Hitchcock, and the tracking scene and...
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Katrine 2022-03-23 09:02:39
A really good crime movie has to make you want to be a policeman
Mind you, this movie is two and a half hours long.
Generally speaking, considering that crime films are relatively fast-paced, two hours are enough. In today's mass production of large-scale films, one and a half cases are not uncommon. Even so, it will make people feel impatient such as "Ah~ I... -
Reid 2022-01-09 08:01:17
shoe
The first one I saw was Tatsuya Nakadai and Toshiro Mifune, but Nakadai did not lose to Mifune in the movie hahahahaha. In this movie, two people represent different things, so there is no difference between winning and losing. But having said that, in other movies starring the two of them,...
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Kingo Gondo: A woman wears a hat on her head, but shoes carry all her weight.
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Kamiya, National Shoes Publicity Director: Women see shoes as accessories, like hats and handbags. They flock to stylish designs at affordable prices.
