pile of shit

Douglas 2022-04-19 09:01:42

Now it can be said that the stuff that comes off the production line is a piece of shit.
The hallmark of shit is that it stinks - and this movie is the same, completely self-talking, stand-up comedy. The so-called Hollywood screenwriter level, oh, who has eaten shit? Who can talk about the feeling of eating shit?

The only thing that can be talked about is the question of what is going on with the so-called slander of women in black films. She's just as stupid as the comparable Miss Shanghai, and she's also very good at portraying the image of a vicious woman and the corresponding male hapless. Women are basically blondes and blue-eyed stunners - this is the color limit of black and white films. The young protagonist is either a stupid Dahan or a clever ghost who is clever but mistaken. This film belongs to the latter, and the male protagonist in Miss Shanghai is the former. oh man, how unbalanced, how dark, how immature is your heart? !
The problem lies here. Imaginary, full of emotional and tendentious psychological suggestion... In short, it is the aftermath of the magic bullet theory on the big screen. This is also the internal cause of the collapse of the studio system.

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Extended Reading
  • Hayden 2022-03-27 09:01:04

    3.5. The logic of most Hollywood noirs is still American Dream. It’s just that in the extension of the American dream, personal struggles and failures after struggle have become a fate worthy of admiration and recollection. And why he struggles, for example, why the male protagonist easily falls into the trap of the female protagonist, it doesn't really matter, the important thing is that he is always in action. At least as far as "Double Indemnity" is concerned, it is a tragedy but has nothing to do with fate.

  • Coralie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    9.0 He leaned back in his chair, facing the tape recorder, as if he was not talking about this perfect murder, but about the unforgettable love given to him by the femme fatale he shouldn't have fallen in love with. Raymond Chandler, James Caan and Billy Wilder's screenplay is full of punch, and it's brilliant. I read the beginning and guessed the ending. When I think about it, I always feel that the male protagonist's low, gloomy, cold but emotional voice came from my throat.

Double Indemnity quotes

  • [last lines]

    Walter Neff: Know why you couldn't figure this one, Keyes? I'll tell ya. 'Cause the guy you were looking for was too close. Right across the desk from ya.

    Barton Keyes: Closer than that, Walter.

    Walter Neff: I love you, too.

  • Walter Neff: It's just like the first time I came here, isn't it? We were talking about automobile insurance, only you were thinking about murder. And I was thinking about that anklet.