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On the necessary side dishes to become a famous director - a hodgepodge
Emmanuelle 2022-04-22 07:01:19
★7.0 "Indestructible": A Japanese perverted officer's appearance is so high, is this really good? At first, I thought I was watching "Once Upon a Time in America"; with the extension of the plot and the director's tireless editing and switching, I instantly traveled to "Forrest Gump"; the scene of the air battle, the "Sneak Attack on Pearl Harbor" was looming and looming; drifting at sea This paragraph is obviously a tribute to "Young Pi"; the intense concentration camp scene seems to be "The Shawshank Redemption". When it comes to 'forgiveness', it is perfunctory with a few lines of subtitles and a few narrations. So the question arises: Is it because of the poor script of the Coen brothers or the skill of director Julie? What is indestructible? It's full of bullshit preaching and stomach-churning chicken soup for the soul. Anyway, a few years later, the film left me with the impression that only Louis carried the wood and killed the 'concentration camp's first supermodel' with his eyes - the scene of Watanabe, full of grooves but shocking!
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Demarco 2022-03-23 09:01:50
It's long and boring, there is no priority, and the relationship between Louie and the officer is inexplicably handled (poor!
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Grady 2022-03-24 09:01:45
I've been talking about one thing from beginning to end, I'm so miserable, I'm so miserable, I'm so miserable! The experience of the real person is very legendary, but the story of the film is so bland. I always feel that this is not the best way to communicate, and Jolie's second film has still not shown much potential.
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Older Pete: A moment of pain is worth a lifetime of glory.
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Louis Zamperini: NOW you're praying?
Phil: I was busy before.
Louis Zamperini: My mother does that sometimes.
Phil: Yeah... a lot of people do this.
Louis Zamperini: He say anything back?
Phil: Yeah.
Louis Zamperini: What?
Phil: He says my bombardier's a dope.
Louis Zamperini: ...Really?