Feelings of watching the Italian mission

Lonzo 2022-08-04 20:11:17

A major crime project, organization, planning, personnel selection, plan formulation, plan exercise, material preparation, and finally the project implementation, all in one go. Project managers, investors, and professional criminals all gather together. A smart project manager can make the entire project process balanced and smooth, and the problems that arise are also under control. Who is unwilling to do such a project. Although I was in danger in the end because of my complacency, I still succeeded in general, haha.

It feels that the story is not strong, and the details inside seem to have nothing to do with the theme story. So on the whole, it looks more like a crime teaching film. If it weren't for the final dramatic ending, it would have almost cheered the crime.

The portrayal of the actors in the story is too thin. The focus was originally on the project manager, but it was some gossip that did not match each other. The description of the Italian Mafia is also a bit nondescript, and it has not caused even a little difficulty in the operation. The farce in the prison seemed to be excessive, and the crime movie became Robin Hood.

The core plot of this movie, organized crime, can be called a classic, and it has almost become a typical idol of crime later on.

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Extended Reading

The Italian Job quotes

  • Charlie Croker: What's the matter.

    Yellow: He says he wants to sit up in front with the driver!

    Coco: I always get sick in the back.

    Yellow: Listen, if I go in the back, I'll get me migraine, I'll be out like a light.

    Charlie Croker: You are not going to be sick. You are not going to have your migraine. And everybody is gonna sit in the back of the motor!

    Arthur: Charlie, me in the back of the motor with my asthma?

  • Charlie Croker: Bill?

    Bill Bailey: Yes, Charlie?

    Charlie Croker: Bill!

    Bill Bailey: Yes, Charlie?

    Charlie Croker: Burn this for me, will 'ya?

    Bill Bailey: Yes, Charlie.

    Charlie Croker: Oh, Bill?

    Bill Bailey: Yes, Charlie?

    Charlie Croker: Get rid of this, lot.

    Bill Bailey: Yes, Charlie.