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Rich and long background music
Estell 2022-04-22 07:01:07
Translating Wind River as "hunting the wind river valley" shows how powerful and omnipotent Chinese is. The thick and long background music is like the whining of the unjust souls in the snowy valley, and it is like the horn of revenge piercing the silent longevity sky. The bullets filled with the retribution of good and evil have appeased every kind heart, blood debts are paid for by blood, and the white snow has witnessed both evil and justice. The bad guy finally gets the punishment he deserves is a story ending that will not be boring. It fits with the common value orientation of human beings, links the past and guides the future.
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Kieran 2022-03-24 09:01:35
I really like what it conveys, but is it really okay to shoot so serious lines with so much drama? The flaws in the performance are even more worrying. Ao Mei is obviously unable to let go when she is too holding it, and the traces of Reina's coolness are too serious (it has a lot to do with the lines). Also, if Pocahontas is going to make a live-action version someday, Natalie's actor is really a good choice...
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Aliza 2022-03-24 09:01:35
I like the director's style.
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Martin: I was ready to quit... then the phone rang... which is never good... but today it was.
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Martin: You're driving this Fed around so she don't get lost, is that it?
Cory Lambert: It's what they asked me to do, not what I'm doin'.
Martin: Then what are you doing?
Cory Lambert: I'm a hunter, Martin. What do you think I'm doin'?
Martin: If you find out who did this... I don't care who it is. You understand me?
Cory Lambert: [nods] Right where they stand.
Martin: Then get off my porch and go do it.