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Rich people have very different lives, but I think their deaths must also be very different.
Astrid 2022-04-20 09:01:57
Just read it, and I understand the same as the owner. The most fascinating thing is not the intricate case, but the human nature. "The lives of the rich are very different, but I think their deaths must be very different." This sentence expresses what the director wants to say most, everything is about money. Money brings evil and brings evil. The director is obviously not someone who likes telling stories directly to others, but likes to tell people his inner thoughts through storytelling. The director made people feel the darkness in their hearts, greed, betrayal, loneliness, emptiness, corruption, lewdness, incest, alternative, despair, means, perversion, brutality, madness, any means for money, but also because of money. become empty and evil. . . In a society that worships money, for money, policemen and prostitutes can come together; for money, men can marry rich women without love. However, with money, can you be happy? Money, in the end, will make people empty and evil, or will people gain happiness and happiness. Could it be that we live in China, the world's most money-worshiping society, shouldn't it be more worthy of our consideration?
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Darien 2022-01-04 08:01:40
The same is the Los Angeles quartet, aside from the audiovisual level, just talk about the text adaptation, "L.A. Confidential" is better. The narrative meaning of the film is unclear, but the presentation fails to clarify the clues and draws the main line, resulting in a tedious plot and invalid rhythm.
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Alexandrine 2022-01-04 08:01:40
I think that de Palma should get a slightly higher status than the current one.
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Ofcr. Dwight "Bucky" Bleichert: [upon seeing a stuffed dog in the hallway] Who's this?
Madeleine Linscott: Balto. The paper is the LA Times for August 1, 1926. Balto was bringing in the paper when daddy found out he made his first million. He wanted to consecrate the moment, so he shot him.
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[after an earthquake shakes the police station]
Lee Blanchard: [on the phone] Yeah, it's an earthquake. I heard it.