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Henderson 2022-03-28 09:01:08
In the first half, I always feel that there are rich people who have money and no land to spend. I always feel that I have to experience the life of the poor. The second half is self-inflicted. Finally, he learned that movies don't need to be too complicated, just...
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Alexa 2022-03-28 09:01:08
Instead of holding a 2B microphone that supports all your dignity and asking migrant workers, "Are you happy?", it's better to take a broken bowl that pays for all your life, squat on the side of the road, stay for a week, and you will find your self-righteousness What an idiot, you don't know what's going on, but you talk about it, so your microphone is not as good as a broken...
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Clementine 2022-03-27 09:01:14
I seem to have an indescribable affection for black and white. It's an absurd journey, and you seem to be able to see locomotives spewing black clouds of smoke all over the North American continent of the 1940s. Sullivan's vague epiphany was finally drowned out in unbridled...
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Conner 2022-03-27 09:01:14
The last 20 minutes were more exciting than I could have imagined! It can be seen as a tribute to the art of...
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Antwon 2022-03-27 09:01:14
die laughing. Love the beautiful blonde hair of the mistress. The lines are sharp and spoken as fast as a machine gun. In fact, there is a truth. The poor love comedies and do not like hard work, because life is hard enough. The hard-pressed film was made for rich people in brocade clothes and jade food to sigh and...
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Lilla 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Tight before and after, happy ending is too ridiculous, this kind of experience life is like looking down at the bottom floor, how can there be any sincere feeling, but the first half of the bridge is quite...
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Kellie 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Legendary Veronica Lake~~~ The actresses of the '40s seem to have very few waterfall...
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Irving 2022-03-27 09:01:14
you cannot tell how important comedy is to ordinary people until the end. that is what makes a great...
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Zechariah 2022-03-27 09:01:14
After watching it twice, I finally finished it. The heroine is quite cute. There are one or two crazy comedies, and "Tom and Jerry" is directly inserted. There are quite a lot of Hollywood stories in the golden age of the 1940s. The film is also a unique one. It was produced in 1941, and World War II is in full swing. I don't know what is the meaning of this story mixed with class topics? The film is so-so, it's not funny as a comedy, and the story is too vulgar to guess the next...
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Giovani 2022-03-27 09:01:14
A joke from Sturges to...
Sullivan's Travels Comments
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Anais 2022-01-12 08:01:08
What is the current labor situation?
In "Road to Wigan’s Wharf", George Orwell spent a lot of effort on adjusting his clothes and accent in order to mix into the British worker community, especially the latter, because he grew up in another class since he was a child. The older one is trained in different voices, so he is very...
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Leo 2022-01-12 08:01:08
Life is not easy, allow me to smile
Seeing this movie in McGee's "Story", this kind of movie about the movie, just reading the plot description in the book, I find it very interesting. Today, whenever a director points the camera at the suffering of the people at the bottom , There will still be opposing voices that this is a kind of...
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John L. Sullivan: What do you mean, what do I know about hard luck? Don't you think I've...
Hadrian: No.
John L. Sullivan: What?
Hadrian: You have not.
Hadrian: I sold newspapers till I was 20, then I worked in a shoe store and put myself through law school at night. Where were you at 20?
John L. Sullivan: I was in college.
LeBrand: When I was 13 I supported three sisters, two brothers and a widowed mother. Where were you at 13?
John L. Sullivan: I was in boarding school. I'm sorry!
LeBrand: Well, you don't have to be ashamed of it, Sully. That's the reason your pictures have been so light, so cheerful, so inspiring.
Hadrian: They don't stink with messages.
LeBrand: That's why I paid you five hundred a week when you were 24.
Hadrian: Seven hundred and fifty when you were 25.
LeBrand: A thousand when you were 26.
Hadrian: When I was 26, I was getting 18.
LeBrand: Two thousand when you were 27!
Hadrian: I was getting 25 then!
LeBrand: I'd just opened my shooting gallery. Then three thousand after "Thanks for Yesterday."
Hadrian: Four thousand after "Ants in Your Plants."
John L. Sullivan: I suppose you're trying to tell me I don't know what trouble is.
Hadrian: Yes!
LeBrand: In a nice way, Sully.
John L. Sullivan: Well, you're absolutely right. I haven't any idea what it is.
Hadrian: People always like what they don't know anything about.
John L. Sullivan: I had a lot of nerve wanting to make a picture about human suffering.
LeBrand: You're a gentleman to admit it, Sully, but then, you are anyway.
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John L. Sullivan: Why don't you go back with the car... You look about as much like a boy as Mae West.
The Girl: All right, they'll think I'm you're frail.
Burrows: I believe it's called a beazle
[beasel]
Burrows: , Miss... if memory serves.
