Budget
$600,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$6,443
Budget
$600,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$6,443
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By Orin 2022-10-24 17:40:25
Every time I go to Zhenyu, I always have a big head. Why more than 90% are European films that suffocate and kill people. Of course, there are also South American, Australian, Middle Eastern films, but that is not my style. Ask the standard middle-aged Wenqing boss, he often smiles helplessly, and then says meaningfully about American films. . . So I found a piece of "Cold-Blooded Torch", which is really lucky.
The name of the cold-blooded Torch is very melon, the original name is...
By Verlie 2022-10-24 15:56:25
It is very interesting to watch the early works of some well-known directors, such as Hitchcock's love triangle in his early years, Kurosawa also shot the propaganda film of World War II in his early years, and "The Human Torch" as Martin Scotia Sett's lesser-known work in his early years is indeed not as stunning as his later masterpieces, but some scenes are indeed worth recalling.
Because the name "Cold-Blooded Torch" is too sloppy, so I want to change the title of this...
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By Letha 2023-09-08 09:25:13
The blood in 1972 was so fake, and the people in 1972 were so stupid. As a young Martin, he didn't know where he was going. . . This film tells us that crime has no good...
By Tiana 2023-08-09 19:54:08
Similar to Bonnie and Clyde, but also comedy, at least 7 points or...
By Fredrick 2023-06-13 05:07:41
It can be seen from this film that old Martin is not the kind of director who is at the peak of his debut, but a wine that keeps getting better and better. A lot of the scenes in this movie are good, but overall it's pretty...
By Lupe 2023-05-02 06:11:11
Cassavetes asks Martin why did you spend a year filming this...
By Lila 2023-05-02 02:30:27
Also translated "Caravan Bosa" or "Bertha's Car", but all translations are as unsatisfactory as the movie. Martin Scorsese's first and second feature film in Hollywood. The type of story is very "Bonnie and Clyde", but it is much duller and the pace is fast and slow. Lao Ma really likes close-up shots of his body when he shoots erotic scenes. It can be regarded as a stylization. Although the editing is incoherent and the narrative is a little dragged and ugly, it is still understandable...
Boxcar Bertha: I want somethin' I ain't ever had.
'Big' Bill Shelly: How you gonna get that?
Boxcar Bertha: Guts and luck.
'Big' Bill Shelly: Luck! Hell, luck is bein' a Vanderbilt or a Carnegie.
Boxcar Bertha: Just grabbin' somethin' good when it comes by.
'Big' Bill Shelly: Sure, enough, honey.
'Big' Bill Shelly: Which way are you headed?
Boxcar Bertha: I don't know.
Boxcar Bertha: Bill, I wanna thank you. You're a real straight shooter.
'Big' Bill Shelly: Hey, whoa, honey, I'm not that straight shooter.
Boxcar Bertha: Huh?
'Big' Bill Shelly: I mean, you ain't even seen me shoot.
Boxcar Bertha: Huh?
'Big' Bill Shelly: I'll at least light a fire for you. You probably don't even have any matches. Do you?