The former is undoubtedly a more luxurious lineup on the Japanese side, and of course the Hollywood side is not bad. Hans Zimmer’s soundtrack is remarkable, with the charm of Hong Kong movies and Japanese style in the 1980s, and in view of the rigid performance of the old Michael. , Would have obviously been included in the list of seeing and forgetting. However, the scene where Andy Garcia drags Uncle Takakura's tie onto the stage and sings together will probably become a classic in my mind because it happens to be these two people. Speaking of Uncle Takakura, who is known for his coldness, there has never been any special feeling in all the movies I have watched before, but in this one, it is really strong and completely utterly damned to me>O<
Black Rain that loses this kind of interaction I can only say that I don't like it, but Sneakers are likely to be thrown directly into the queue of disgusting movies because of conspiracy theories. And the reason why I felt very cute after ending, ah, Phoenix’s participation and final bargaining were of course two of them. Bu the real palm laughing scene, or in front of fake NSA super discussed:
tapping my phone were
not, it was FBI, we do not do local monitoring
you do overthrow the government and establish a friendly dictator of work
No, that's the CIA At work,
we protect the government network and crack other people’s passwords. We are good people. At
this time, it is indeed the usual practice of Gibbs boss. Also, in CSI, it is incompatible with FBI. In CM, BAU is investigating the CIA. The inner ghost, manifested in The Closer is LAPD's collective ignorance of the new boss (not just because Brenda is a female), and so on. As for the resulting insane understanding of the messy three-letter department and the non-three-letter department where the dressing and the soup are not changed, it is really an unexpected gain...
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