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Isidro 2022-03-21 09:02:48
terrific failure
Three films related to South America and ships: 1. "Aguirre, God's Wrath" In the 16th century, after the Spanish conquistadors destroyed the Inca Empire, they began to search for the legendary city of gold, and the noble Aguirre usurped the expedition's Leadership, suppressing dissidents along the...
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Shyanne 2022-03-25 09:01:16
Rainforest Opera House
What kind of whimsy, lofty ambition, to build an opera house in the rainforest? I want you to appreciate the most beautiful and profound notes in this world, and remove ignorance.
Listening to the mysterious sound emanating from the depths of the rainforest, the protagonist places the record player...
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Christelle 2022-01-11 08:02:48
An almost crazy film that reflects cultural conflicts and ideological differences. It is not so much a hypothetical film with a documentary style as it is a social experimental film. The lines are very black and humorous, and every independent detail is thought-provoking. This is a masterpiece. It is a lunatic shooting a whimsical genius, and the genius is often mad: Herzog is not only a dwarf, a werewolf, a fool or a vampire, but he should be paid attention to.
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Rickey 2022-03-28 09:01:08
Blooms might say, 'This movie is influenced by Melville, it's Moby Dick, a land-based Captain Ahab with a mob of unsuspecting leaders with ulterior motives. Quig set off...' I just want to say that sometimes it's not the people behind who are influenced by who's in front, it's the lunatics who want to go somewhere.
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