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Indian knight
Michale 2022-03-15 09:01:04
The desert, the yellow sand, the horizon, the lonely knight, this journey must be full of hardships. Every opponent despised him and tried to defeat him. He overcame the hunger and thirst, the fierce sandstorm, and fell into conflict between tribes. This is a search In the journey of self, the princess seeks for her self as a female in the Arab world, while the male protagonist seeks for her self of Indian descent. The director seems to like to highlight the red color, from the burning Indian tent, the red shirt of the white commander, the red building background before the male lead sets off, and the red scarf. The scenes of sandstorms and locust plagues are very oppressive, and the galloping horses at the end are even more spectacular. The soundtrack is in line with the geographical shape of the plot background, sometimes melodious, sometimes passionate, and easily recognizable Indian and Arabic style soundtrack. The neutral and fast-paced editing, the plot is compact, the unique charming temperament of Vigo Mortensen, and the slightly melancholic and angular face, it is very good to set off the atmosphere. From the white people's suppression of the Indians and the description of the Arab slave market, it can be seen that the film has a left-wing ideology. The emotional description between the horse and the man can go further.
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Ludwig 2022-02-14 08:01:27
Win victory in struggle and freedom in victory.
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Blaze 2022-03-27 09:01:11
This is a horse-riding version of the Dakar Rally. The little flower horse is so cute, and it has the vitality of a small strong. The story of this film is very big and there are many branch lines, it is really difficult to control, why not simplify the narrative, but the success of any film about horse racing mainly depends on the competition itself and the emotions of the people and horses.
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Aziz: What shall I tell his Excellency?
Frank T. Hopkins: You can tell him pound sand for all I care.
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Frank T. Hopkins: [sees the sandstorm] What in hellfire...?