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Tommy Lee Jones tells you what it is that the older you get, the more flavorful
Alan 2022-02-12 08:02:01
Very classic disaster film. The continuous foreshadowing of the film began to make every plot later logical. Although the overall content may not be as tight and natural as those of the current movie content, it does not affect the appreciation of such an excellent work. A modern city is accompanied by an unimaginable volcanic eruption. The turmoil of the city and the slowly flowing lava give everyone a new understanding of life on the earth. Tommy Lee Jones's natural and perfect interpretation will make such a plot alive from beginning to end, so much so that it is often watched with open mouth. I personally think that the older the American actor, the more flavorful the actor, except for Bruce Willis, it is Tommy Lee Jones.
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Claudie 2022-03-27 09:01:10
Sao Tian's taste still needs to be improved, the old-timer of disaster films, the man in black came out so early
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Clarissa 2022-03-21 09:02:15
This era looks very nostalgic, the main theme is very old-fashioned, but the rhythm control is very tight, and it is very good to be able to read it unconsciously in more than two hours.
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Roark: [Roark ordered 200 freeway dividers aka K-rails to redirect the lava. Trucks arrive with only 82] Where's the rest of 'em?
Truck driver: What "rest of 'em?" This is it!
Lt. Fox: Hey, there only about eighty here!
Truck driver: Eighty-two; everything else is stuck on the 5 and the 10.
Lt. Fox: We're trying to keep the city in one piece, pinhead. Eighty rails ain't gonna do it!
Truck driver: So what are you blaming me for?
Lt. Fox: CONVENIENCE, OK?
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Chief Sindelar: Tell him he's not in Kansas anymore.
Emmet: You're not in Kansas anymore Mike.
Roark: St. Louis, I'm not in St. Louis.
Emmet: [into phone] St. Louis, he's not in St. Louis.
Chief Sindelar: I don't give a shit where's he's not! He has a desk now that's where...
Emmet: [to Mike] He doesn't give a shit. You have a desk, that's where you work.