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The artistic charm of this old movie transcends the times
Lolita 2022-09-02 17:41:16
The artistic charm of this kind of old movie transcends the times. "Embroidered Scarf Masked Pirate" seems tacky. This translation doesn't know where it came from. "The Murderer" is even better. The movie is about how a strong man is caught by a femme fatale. At the mercy, the story of final death. Eva Gardner plays this woman. She is the first generation of sexy goddess in Hollywood. Monroe is her successor. Although it is a black and white movie, she can vaguely feel her attractive red lips in the movie. Death for her also seemed to be justified. The two killers in the movie appeared twice, and they were really chilly at the beginning, but they were too easy to be solved in the end.
Extended Reading
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Big Jim Colfax: [to Dum Dum] You can leave anytime you want, friend.
'Blinky' Franklin: [acting as peacemaker] Come on! Easy does it, fellas! Easy does it!
'Dum-Dum' Clarke: I don't like to be asked to come up here and then told I can go. Who do you think you're pushin' around?
Big Jim Colfax: A minute ago we were talkin' about reputations. Well, you've got quite a reputation yourself - you're supposed to be a troublemaker.
Big Jim Colfax: [deliberately taking the cigarette out of his mouth] Okay. Make some.
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Max: I'll tell ya what's gonna happen. We're gonna kill the Swede. You know big Swede that works over at the filling station?
George: You mean Pete Lunn?
Max: If that's what he calls himself. Comes in every night at six o'clock, don't he?
George: Yes, if he comes.
Al: We know all about that.
George: What are you gonna kill him for? What did Pete Lunn ever do to you?
Max: He never had a chance to do anything to us. He never even seen us.
Al: He's only gonna see us once.
George: What you gonna kill him for?
Max: We're killin' him for a friend...