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Katlynn 2022-04-19 09:02:37
All-in-one Lubitsch
Some people said that this is a comedy full of anger. After watching it for a long time, I didn't know where the anger came from.
This is the first Lubitsch I've come across, and I'm already speechless.
The amazing thing is that Lubitsch, who made such an anti-Nazi film, turned out to be a German,... -
Ward 2022-01-12 08:01:09
The tyrant will be fooled, and victory will come before him.
"You Flee, I Escape" is an anti-war comedy produced by the German director Liu Bieqian when the Nazi power is overwhelming. It has the top ten comedies in his mind.
The classics of this film lie in the ingenious and perfect plot setting in the play (before the opening of the atmosphere?), the strong...
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Idella 2022-03-25 09:01:15
9.9 points, like "The Great Dictator", Hitler was still alive when the movie was made. Compared with the exaggerated body language of "The Great Dictator", this film is a serious joke, and the plot arrangement is extremely clever. I actually felt a little bored watching "Escape from a Tiger's Mouth", but watching this movie really made me smile.
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Madilyn 2022-03-26 09:01:10
The power of comedy! Anti-war comedy, Lubitsch's first, think of escape from the tiger's mouth. Mrs. Bai is amazing, the protagonist is brilliant, and the supporting roles (Charlotte's monologue! The sense of tragedy in comedy!) are also eye-catching. Political conspiracy, relationship between men and women, small people win, and the usual factors of comedy are perfectly controlled ~ "An actor's worst fear happened, and someone left the stage while he was performing" (No association! Haha) to be...or...not to be! trio~ haha
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