Hell or High Water: Western American Police Movies

Suzanne 2022-06-30 20:38:32

Going through fire and water, a warm American and western police and gangster film, an unexpectedly suitable film that does not focus on cat and mouse like a traditional police and gangster film, but on the emotions and life of the gangster brothers and the daily work of the old and young criminal police. The former The two gangsters are both brothers and good friends. The relationship between the two criminals is enviable. The relationship between the two criminal police officers is more like father-son bickering. Small friction is also a small added color. A song is good to listen to anyway, the viewing experience is pleasant.

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  • Tabitha 2022-03-20 09:01:31

    It is expected that the three male characters like the Coen brothers are awesome.

  • Sadye 2022-03-21 09:01:38

    The vast majority of people compare this "Going Through Fire and Water" with "No Country for Old Men", which is both appropriate and inappropriate. The commonality of the two films is the calm, restrained and restrained camera language. The solid script, meaningful lines, and the main and supporting characters with distinctive personalities make the story gradually better as the rhythm of the movie unfolds, without the slightest procrastination and boredom. Composition and color grading are worth learning

Hell or High Water quotes

  • Tanner Howard: Why is it always the sweet ones that are such devils when you get them revved up?

    Toby Howard: Wouldn't know, never had a sweet one.

    Tanner Howard: Yeah you like them pissed off, lookin' for someone to blame

    Toby Howard: Sure seems that way.

  • [last lines]

    Toby Howard: Hey. I rent a little house in town. If you wanna stop by and finish this conversation, you're welcome anytime.

    Marcus Hamilton: Oh, I'd like that. I'll be seeing you.

    Toby Howard: Yeah. Soon I hope. I'm ready to be done with this.

    Marcus Hamilton: You'll never be done with it no matter what. It's gonna haunt you, son, for the rest of your days. But you won't be alone. It's gonna haunt me too.

    Toby Howard: If you stop by, maybe I'll give you peace.

    Marcus Hamilton: Maybe. Maybe I'll give it to you.