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Claude 2022-02-22 08:02:20
After watching the four hundred hits, I watched the last four together a long time later. Antoine’s growth trajectory is not surprising, although I admit that I was a bit disappointed after the film was made-I think the last four are on the same plane (relaxed and full of tenderness); and the first is on another On the plane (struggle and rebellion). In the process of watching the movie, I was puzzled by "Stealing the Kiss" when the French student movement was in full swing in 1962, and I was often moved by some quite romantic moments. In the end, Antoine's story ends in the "reproduction" of his early "detective" career, which is a complete and sweet series. I do not object to the argument that the last three films in this series can be regarded as romance films at best; but it is considered a success to be able to make romance films into this virtue. (Towel City)
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Justina 2022-04-20 09:02:25
4k hdr. is really full of feelings, not only did the characters from the first 4 films appear, but also linked with Rohmer's Perceval, leading Marvel for decades. always looking for love, always on the run
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Shana 2022-02-22 08:02:20
Du Lufu (Truffaut) has another translated name in Taiwan called Chufu. The Green Room, The Last Metro, Two English Girls, The Woman Next Door [3] are all very heavy shots, but Antan's Five Steps can understate the tangled feelings of narration, or French people like self-humor. Others' emotions resonate deeply, but they have to pretend to be frivolous and tell their own stories. Chu Fu, a more refined translation than sour steamed buns. In Year 1, I was determined to study Antan, because he was so charming, and the ditch girl was too awkward, and it was the result of his plucking hair. When he fell in love, he always resonated in his heart, that kind of enthusiasm like a stream. But gradually found
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Antoine Doinel: Your violin, Alphonse. Practice well. Practice to become a great musician.
Alphonse Doinel: And if I don't?
Antoine Doinel: If you don't practice, you'll wind up a music critic.
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Colette Tazzi: You can't make everyone else pay for your rotten childhood.