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Ferne 2022-12-21 11:22:13
Everyone is a mystery, and you can't guess the other party and you can't see yourself clearly. It is a pity that the film initially discussed moral dilemmas indiscriminately, but was later "kidnapped" by political...
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Hilton 2022-12-12 09:51:35
In the vast sea, a lonely boat, all the stories start from here. This kind of environment tests human nature the most, but also tests the will and the body. If you can't keep up, you're out of the game. It's hard not to be reminiscent of Ang Lee's PI. Maybe Ang Lee learned it. The entire film's hatred of Nazi Germans overflows the screen. The German Ren in the movie is insidious, cunning, capricious, obsessive, cruel and vicious, and is downright bad. The ending is very good. There was no...
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Ewell 2022-11-22 13:18:29
The last supply ship was bombed, and that should be the end of it. There should be no more of our ships. This is a wonderful irony, and the result of...
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Koby 2022-11-19 23:41:45
From the perspective of genre films, it is close to five stars and is the first of its kind; it is not only about human nature and ideology, but also uses the friction between characters to create dramatic conflicts and control the overall rhythm progress; emotional focus is not repeated, and the focus on a single scene is virtually transferred. Dependence creates a richer time and space; the most interesting thing is that the personal stories overflowing from the frame have a very strong...
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Remington 2022-11-19 14:36:00
What a dick, Xi Fat is really in the United States, which is watching the fire from the other side, otherwise, where would you be in such a high spirit to discuss...
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Jerry 2022-09-27 04:38:54
Alfred Hitchcock was a great artist, a great humanist, (all great artists are great humanists.) But he was also an ordinary man, a man who was grieved and miserable for his country by Fascist Germany, I deeply understand this, but I have to admit that because of this, the artistry of the film has been lowered to a...
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Ernestine 2022-09-23 15:56:49
Later, when I read the biography of hitchcock, I learned about his cameo appearance in this film. ....
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Keegan 2022-09-13 04:47:12
In front of the insidious enemy (this "bad" setting... wartime needs? It must be too blindly optimistic in peacetime), all classes unite? Ladies and workers are calling ehehe... Polanski is more...
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Alyson 2022-06-13 20:16:13
Even if it is not the best Xi Fat, I have to say that he has created a precedent for too many subjects and has become the shoulder of giants that future generations can stand...
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Iliana 2022-06-13 15:20:37
Although it is mixed with more political orientations, it is still a good work as a confined space group drama. People with different identities and political opinions are trapped in lifeboats, plus a German who is attacking them. In the process of getting along with the sea, the contradictions are constantly intensifying and a delicate balance is constantly formed. In the process of breaking and bonding The mentality changes of several couples and the looping setting at the end are both...
Lifeboat Comments
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Amparo 2022-09-06 12:47:54
germans in hitchcock films
This is a brilliant group drama in a limited space, touching on issues of race, politics, class, gender and more. But the most interesting one is the German Willie. In Hitchcock's other World War II films, many Germans appeared, and almost all of them played flat and pure evil others. Hitchcock...
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Darlene 2022-09-02 23:35:40
There's a little interlude in this movie
In 1943, when Hitchcock was filming the film [Lifeboat], due to the limited space in the boat, he could not accommodate his habitual cameo. For this reason, he racked his brains, and even once planned to play a floating corpse on the water. The result was a health consultant. Struggling to stop....
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Connie Porter: [about Willy] He's not like us! He's made of iron, we're just flesh and blood! Hungry and thirsty flesh and blood!
[doubles over sobbing in hunger]
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Willy: [fixing her diamond bracelet] Looks like bits of ice.
Connie Porter: I wish they were.
Willy: They're really nothing but a few pieces of carbon crystallized under high pressure at great heat.
Connie Porter: Quite so, if you want to be scientific about it.
Willy: I'm a great believer in science.
Connie Porter: Like tears, for instance. They're nothing but H2O with a trace of sodium chloride.