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Felipe 2022-03-25 09:01:23
I first came to see this movie because Ryuichi Sakamoto played a short demo in the documentary "Final Song". When the two walked into a desert, the camera shot up to show the vast wilderness at dusk, and the professor's soundtrack responded. rise. The movie didn't look for subtitles to watch, and with the spoiler, I didn't know much about it, but the movie itself didn't develop along any tight story line. It's just that on my newly purchased 32-inch 4K display, the lonely desert and sand dunes...
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Liliane 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Is this a tourist scene film? It shows so many rich and wonderful exotic scenes, but the emotional thinking is so thin that it can be disconnected at any time. It always feels like an irony of those who claim that travel can cleanse the...
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Dewayne 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Is this a tourist scene film? It shows so many rich and wonderful exotic scenes, but the emotional thinking is so thin that it can be disconnected at any time. It always feels like an irony of those who claim that travel can cleanse the...
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Serenity 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Herzog's landscape + Antonioni's emotion, the lost generation walks into Africa and then leaves Africa, what is behind the sky? The white people are fascinated by the natural wonders, and they are also watched and played by the natives as a wonder; they have no sense of the story, nor the director (as soon as they see Bertolucci filming an erotic scene, their head is big), the red light The use of expressionism is worth remembering. The two paragraphs included in Sakamoto Ryuichi's documentary...
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Madyson 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Herzog's landscape + Antonioni's emotion, the lost generation walks into Africa and then leaves Africa, what is behind the sky? The white people are fascinated by the natural wonders, and they are also watched and played by the natives as a wonder; they have no sense of the story, nor the director (as soon as they see Bertolucci filming an erotic scene, their head is big), the red light The use of expressionism is worth remembering. The two paragraphs included in Sakamoto Ryuichi's documentary...
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Jaime 2022-03-24 09:03:49
7 Life is limited but we don't know how to cherish it, so we can only wait for the end to come quietly in emptiness and splurge; the OST of this work is the second time the professor has composed music for Bertolucci's works after the last emperor; Watching this kind of literary and artistic film in the afternoon of a leisure weekend makes people feel that a precious afternoon is...
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Horacio 2022-03-24 09:03:49
Only the theme melody left an impression on the whole...
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Daphnee 2022-03-24 09:03:49
"Complementary Classics" I have seen the DVD, at least 3 times, but I haven't watched it recently (I don't know if there is a Blu-ray repaired version) 2018-10 Download the 1080p HD version and watch it again and take a...
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Amara 2022-03-24 09:03:49
Only the theme melody left an impression on the whole...
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Lourdes 2022-03-24 09:03:49
Everything is limited. We always take the good times for granted. In fact, we all live behind the protective shell of modern civilization. Women would rather be enslaved than aimless. Basically faithful to the original, and you know Bertolucci understands it from the beginning. However, the deleted part is not very good, and the understanding is not very thorough. What is "freedom"? Is it...
The Sheltering Sky Comments
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Kit Moresby: Champagne yes, philosophy no.
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Port Moresby: You know, if Tunner didn't take such long siestas, I'd never be alone with you. I think he's in love with you.
Kit Moresby: Port, don't be silly.
Port Moresby: Sillier things have happened. The way he hangs around making inane conversation, the way he looks at you when he fingers his DDT can...
Kit Moresby: What else?
Port Moresby: Oh, the ferocity with which he counts your luggage.
Kit Moresby: Oh, he counts yours too.
Port Moresby: It's not the same.
Director: Bernardo Bertolucci
Language: English,French,Arabic Release date: December 12, 1990