Gobel has been sitting in the movie, and there is only one shot of walking-roaring at the French female interpreter at the entrance of the cinema and pushing the door in. The camera time is only about 1 second-it is lame. Gobel has been paralyzed since he was a child. It has always been his dream to be a soldier on the battlefield. He has no choice but to devote himself to literature, fantasy heroism, and like three islands. The details of the movie must be rigorous, and the Chinese movie will not mention this aspect. Those who are interested can look for a series of "Heroes" and so on.
"Jewish Hunter" Colonel Landa cares about details. Apart from being a really sinister and unprincipled bastard, he is actually a very good Germanic: high IQ, proficient in at least four languages, and good at figuring people's hearts. Observe words and colors, calm, and behave gracefully (on the surface). This bastard was shrewd for a lifetime, but he was confused for a while, especially after he handed over the lives of himself and his companions to Captain Aldor—both were shameless bastards, and there was no negotiation credibility at all.
Discuss bastards and details, not women. The two ladies in the movie, Sodona and Britt, are different types, but they are all charming.
The British captain also died because of the details. Not only because of his dubiously inaudible Depp, he made a fatal error gesture of "three cups." Also, the face of the actor Fassbender is too British. A typical highlander with a long skull does not look like a Nazi even if he wears that uniform. "Hunger" is more suitable for him to play the Irish Republican Army. .
The German lieutenant dressed as a Jew opposite the British captain did not look like a German. He had black curly hair and a hooked nose. He looked like a Jew in every way. I can see that the Germans have learned so much ethnographic knowledge, and the Gestapo does this. Would they not be able to tell? How could there be Jews in the German army at that time? It would be even more doubtful if this person spoke the authentic Munich dialect, wouldn't it?
Among the three officers who joined the tavern, only Hugo Stigliz, who was sitting next to the Gestapo and always looking fierce, was a typical German, no matter his appearance, accent or temperament, and no flaws could be seen. However, it is strange that the Gestapo Colonel next to him, who killed 13 SS officers and is a household name in Germany, did not recognize him? What's the logic here? What about the details? However, this Hugo Stigliz is one of my favorite characters in this film. Domestic subtitle translation is not very accurate anymore. According to translation conventions, Hugo is only translated as "Hugo" in French, and German and Czech should be translated as "Hugo". Uh, Sauri, I'm more serious.
It's embarrassing for Pete. "The villain" Captain Aldo keeps a waxy head, purss his chin and sticks his fake beard to smell snuff, drags a mouthful of Texas cowboy (he is from Tennessee), a beret leather jacket and a spear ( No close-up did not observe whether it was M1 or Lienfeld, it was not Mauser 98), a fat and exaggerated hunting knife was only used for scalping and forehead, the classic image of a lower-level US military officer was not adjusted. Too confident in his language skills and almost lost his and the bastards' lives-posing as an Italian actor in front of the SS? Who can't hear such a hard cowboy Italian dialect? Besides, his Italian is not as good as mine.
The "villain" is very clear about his own virtues: liquor dealers like me are by no means credible. But this is the one who has repeatedly deceived the Nazis' trust. Is it the cowboy accent that feels straightforward and eloquent? Or the Germans themselves are naive and cute. Not only was the baby-faced Corporal Friedrich staring at those aqua-blue eyes, and after a few words, he reached an "agreement" with Aldo and put down his gun obediently. Even the scheming fox-faced Colonel Landa was also recruited. He didn't lose it, and his forehead was engraved. I have always felt that in the end Aldo used a big hunting knife to engrave Landa. It was really cheap. You should find a dull knife or simply stone, because that would not cut but tear the flesh, which can greatly increase the engraving time. feeling of pain. It is estimated that because of Randa's rebellious behavior, the top Nazis were so caught up in the pot. When Aldo was happy, the villain was also gracious.
In the final analysis, all those who pay attention to details are assholes, and it is vulgar, and so am I, but they are not great yet.
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