The film is between mourning and joy, and the mourning is not to the end, and the joy is not laughing, so it is a failure.
Robert De Niro's comedy is still a classic of "Meet Father-in-Law".
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Between mourning and joy, sad and happy middle-aged
Lottie 2022-01-13 08:02:49
In 2005, Hollywood remakes a "Gold Medal Producer", which exposed how the producers scam investors' money. In fact, in the mainland film and television circles, such scam bosses are being staged every day. Hollywood likes to film directors, actors and scriptwriters as the protagonists. It is often exposing and discrediting, or it is the theme of mourning, such as "The Man on the Moon", etc., and they are all for awards.
The film is between mourning and joy, and the mourning is not to the end, and the joy is not laughing, so it is a failure.
Robert De Niro's comedy is still a classic of "Meet Father-in-Law".
The film is between mourning and joy, and the mourning is not to the end, and the joy is not laughing, so it is a failure.
Robert De Niro's comedy is still a classic of "Meet Father-in-Law".
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Derrick 2022-03-18 09:01:06
As we dig deeper and deeper, you're going to feel so good about being apart that you're never going to want to get back together.
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Ashly 2022-03-19 09:01:07
In the opening preview, the audience exclaimed that the noisy dog was shot, but was indifferent to the male protagonist's shot, and even attracted "I think they should kill him" because of the protagonist's two nonsense. So the dog The shot cut became a contradiction throughout the film. The dog in the film premiere was shot a few times in revenge by director Jeremy. It was not the subject, but I was very happy.
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[first lines]
Ben: Vanity Fair named me as one of the 30 most powerful producers in the business. Power is an elusive term, but in Hollywood it's everything, I don't care what they say, you either have it, want it, or you're afraid of losing it. Where you stand at these things, or who you may be standing next to, may not seem like the most important thing, but it *really* matters.
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Scott Solomon: Too bad about Jack, huh?
Ben: That's rare. Usually agents kill others, not themselves.