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Benedict 2022-01-29 08:06:06
"Revolutionary Past": The so-called revolution, the so-called past
Of Leone's two trilogy, Once Upon a Revolution seems to be the least-watched one, but it's my favorite. The Red Dead trilogy's subversion of westerns is refreshing. They have become classics and have extended into new genre branches, which no longer bring long-term amazement; in the Once Upon a...
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Sigrid 2022-01-29 08:06:06
People and Revolution
God's soundtrack, different from the soundtrack of the western trilogy, with a black, fat, funny, cute and stupid character - in fact, he is not stupid. At the beginning, he can bear hard enough on the carriage, and when he encounters John, he can entangle him, and when John wants to kill. It is...
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Derick 2022-03-19 09:01:09
People who read go to people who don't and say "we have to change", and the poor go to change. And then the people who read were sitting at the big table, talking, talking, talking, eating, eating, eating. But what about the poor people? They died! What happened after that? Fuck it all over again... - Juan
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Kennith 2022-03-26 09:01:13
In this way, the two trilogy of Lai Weng have been read, but it seems that it should be called the five parts of the red and the American past.
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Landowner on stagecoach: Hey, you. You know who your father was? Hm?
[Juan, playing dumb, shakes his head]
Landowner on stagecoach: Heh. Do you know at least how old you are? Hm?
[Juan shrugs]
Landowner on stagecoach: He doesn't know. Do you know... how many kids you have, eh? Do you know... how many kids your mother had?
[chuckles]
Landowner on stagecoach: He doesn't know anything, you see? And it was to benefit scum like this that the Agrarian Reform was imposed. And that ass Madero wanted to give the government, and *our land*... to idiots like this.
Priest: We are all pawns in the hands of Almighty God. Fortunately, Divine Providence has disposed of that rash individual Madero.
Landowner on stagecoach: My dear Monsignor, let us be realistic. What you choose to call Providence... I call General Huerta. He put the peasants in their place.
Notary on Stagecoach: Which is the best place for animals, because that's what they are... animals.
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[Juan is confronting a landowner who mocked him about not knowing about his family]
Juan Miranda: You wanted to know my family?
[slaps him]
Juan Miranda: That's my sons. Each one of them from a different mother, eh? And now, you kneel. Kneel. KNEEL!
[forces him to his knees]
Juan Miranda: Papa!
[his father comes out of the stagecoach]
Juan Miranda: This is my father, I think.
Papa Miranda: [extends his hand to the landowner] Pleased to meet...
Juan Miranda: [slaps it away] Go inside before Chulo kills everyone, eh? My mother had the blood of the Aztecs, which was before your people! And now I ask you a question: can you make a baby?
[no response]
Juan Miranda: Can you make a baby?
[landowner shakes his head]
Juan Miranda: That's sad. But we will fix that.
