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Roscoe 2022-03-28 09:01:08
The characters are sharper than the new version, the plot is smoother, and the comedy is very neat and ingenious. Pressing does not represent a direct cut-in technique is particularly...
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Ruth 2022-03-28 09:01:08
Is Jim Stewart finally showing the men's garter belt as a benefit to the female audience back then (⊙_⊙)? In the end, Jim played the bitch like the heroine without slapping him first. Sister thinks the heroine is too...
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Horacio 2022-03-28 09:01:08
Christmas Eve in Budapest, the whole movie is just a grocery store, with all kinds of clerks, only Jimmy Stewart shines the most... What a warm movie, I also like the remake version of "Electronic Love...
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Eleanora 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Obviously it is a bridge, but Lubitsch can create ambiguous and uncertain emotions, which is really beautiful. In addition, his ability to fool the time is also quite...
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Talon 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Xiaopan said that he wanted to watch something lighthearted in the new year, so he thought of this romantic comedy by Lubitsch. The departure of paper and life, the emergence of contradictory love quietly, and the super fast speech speed like shotguns, the love at that time was really...
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Mabelle 2022-03-27 09:01:14
James Stewart is so handsome! I really didn't expect such a fun movie in four years or so, but I'm furious that it's not very good to play like that at the end. . . Otherwise I'd give it five stars. Think of the electronic love letter as a modern version of the...
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Sammy 2022-03-27 09:01:14
The old version has the unique warmth and fun of black and white Lubitsch; the new version also has the chic romance of the new version, I think it's...
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Jasen 2022-03-27 09:01:14
What a great director would it take to make a great love movie that is so subtle, incomparable, and perfectly balanced between real and fake drama and reality? Popular, clear, accurate, vivid, charismatic, talented, and captivating, I think Lubitsch's films have that fascination. This work, when viewed from a dissection, also integrates social division of labor, management skills, classification of company employees, director's art of expression, group performance, differences between men and...
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Ashly 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Can be cute and love Lubitsch, and is really a master of character relationships. In the first game, the relationship and character of several people were vividly displayed in a few words. A store, a single scene, a few clerks, this "shabby" configuration, in his hands, easily constructed a picture of the working class. Lubitsch has left the stage of relying on the spectacle of the story to support his cards. He uses "perspective" to control the audience - so that the male protagonist is...
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Arne 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Lubitsch loves Anna...
The Shop Around the Corner Comments
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Libby 2022-03-24 09:03:00
slow sound
I don't know when it started, "fast" has become the highest state of development in this era. High-speed, high-speed rail, fast food, fast food, flash marriage, and the 4G network recently launched by China Mobile, it is said that if you forget to turn off the network at night, you will...
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River 2022-03-24 09:03:00
Meet Penpals in the 1940s
The title can sum up the film in one sentence, but I really don't know how warm it is without watching it again. Unlike modern commercial films, which used various props too much to convey information to the audience, the strongest expressive force of that era came from the superb performances of...
The Shop Around the Corner quotes
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Alfred Kralik: Can you see her?
Pirovitch: Yes.
Alfred Kralik: Is she pretty?
Pirovitch: Very pretty.
Alfred Kralik: She is, huh?
Pirovitch: I should say, she looks... she has a little of the coloring of Klara.
Alfred Kralik: Klara, Miss Novak of the shop?
Pirovitch: Now, Kralik, you must admit Klara is a very good looking girl, and personally I've always found her a very likable girl.
Alfred Kralik: Well this is a fine time to talk about Miss Novak.
Pirovitch: Well, if you don't like Miss Novak, I can tell you right now you won't like that girl.
Alfred Kralik: Why?
Pirovitch: Because it is Miss Novak.
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Hugo Matuschek: It took me a whole hour to decide that I like this box.
Director: Ernst Lubitsch
Language: English Release date: January 12, 1940