Calido's breakfast

Conrad 2022-04-19 09:01:29

This film is quite old (1993) and quite classic (the Chinese name is "Dawn of Love Owl"), the literal translation should be "Carlito's Way", the name is very good, why is it called "Qing Owl" Dawn"? If I had a name I'd call it "Calidor's Breakfast".
Because at last Kalido said: I started to tremble. One last glass of wine. The bar is closing. The sun is coming out. Where are we going to have breakfast? I don't want to go too far. Busy night. I'm tired, baby. so tired.
This is one of the dying words that touches me the most. I watched the ending several times, dying, so helpless, and so natural. Makes me feel angry and not scary.

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  • Adelbert 2021-10-22 14:40:31

    The story itself is lackluster, but when the train station is chasing, there is a two-minute and 21-second long shot of the movement in one go. I can't help but download the film to relive this paragraph. In addition, I have to complain about the film archive. After the opening, people continue to walk around. Noisy and noisy can be regarded as a problem for the audience. However, the obvious noise during the screening process really affects the perception. In this comparison, the effect of cinema film may not be as good as 720P alone.

  • Lavonne 2022-03-21 09:01:25

    [A+] Palma's 1970s and 1980s were pioneering, avant-garde and retro, with countless scheduling experiments in the type jump, the experience accumulated from commercial successes and failures, and the final result of the convergence , is this "Dawn of Love Owl". In fact, neither the image style nor the text structure is the most prominent in Parma's work sequence, but every aspect is impeccable under the premise of "balance", then there is no doubt that this is Parma Ma's career is the best. Every Palma movie seems to have a moment of being possessed by the "God of Movies", and this "Dawn of the Owl" should be the most frequent. This is the case with the long shot at the opening. The swirling perspective takes the audience's emotions away like a soul. In the billiard table scene, see also the quick edit, Hitchcock's bomb under the table will never go out of style; as for the chase scene at the last station, Needless to say, there is probably no better chase scene than this. At the same time, it is also a model case of long shots, and I don't know how many best templates for learning have been contributed.

Carlito's Way quotes

  • Quisqueya: Your boss is dead and so are you.

  • Carlito: The dream don't come no closer by itself. We gotta run after it now.