Recommended

Breanna 2022-04-23 07:02:48

The "Black Book" I went to the cinema to watch last night is worth recommending, but don't watch it at the cinema, because there are too many cuts, not only the sex scenes, but also many plots related to clues have been cut, and I am at a loss. However, I have been loving watching this kind of film recently. Because I cannot participate in history, I am eager to interpret the past from the perspective of different people.

Although it is advertised as the European version of Lust and Caution, I personally think that Lust and Caution is slightly inferior to the Black Book. Because Lust and Caution only make people see the human nature in front of temptation, and the black book will make people reflect on the torment of war on human nature, and make you think about what is brave, what is kindness, what is justice, and what is strength. I am reminded of Su Shi's "Louhou Lun", "In ancient times, the so-called heroic people must have their own way, and those who cannot bear human feelings, stand up with their swords and stand up to fight when they see humiliation. There are great brave people who suddenly come upon them without being alarmed, and who do not get angry when they are added for no reason. Those who are held hostage are very big, and their ambitions are very high.”

In addition, "Black Book" is from Paul Verhoeven. His "Instinct" received mixed reviews. Later, he won eight Raspberry Awards for "Showgirls", and he actually appeared to present the awards. The ceremony really makes people admire his courage to laugh at himself.

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Extended Reading
  • Tracy 2022-04-23 07:02:48

    1. The relationship between the heroine and the officer is not as turbulent as in "Lust and Caution", which has a lot to do with the castration film I'm watching, fuck the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television. 2. The heroine's crying scene when she learned that the officer was dead, was like a complaint.

  • Kiarra 2022-03-27 09:01:11

    This film set the longest "castration" time record in theaters, 50 minutes!

Black Book quotes

  • Gerben Kuipers: Ellis, a girl didn't show up today. Would you replace her?

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: Work is work, right?

    Gerben Kuipers: Even if it is dangerous?

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: What have I got to lose?

    Gerben Kuipers: Your life...

  • Gerben Kuipers: You met that Muntze on the train, right? And he liked you?

    Hans Akkermans: Liked her...? He fell for her!

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: He just showed me his stamp collection.

    Gerben Kuipers: How far would you go with him? For Tim and the others...?

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: How far...? You mean sleep with him...? I want things to be clear, is that what you mean?

    Gerben Kuipers: How far would you go...?

    Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: As far as that Muntze wants to go... Okay?