2. Be cautious when making friends and stay away from hurting friends. Silly B teammates will cheat you to death!
"Casino" (Casino, 1995) is the eighth and the last of the collaboration between Martin Scorsese (Martin Scorsese) and Robert De Niro (Robert De Niro). What is puzzling is that only Sharon Stone was shortlisted for Best Supporting Actress Oscar in this film. I personally think that although the film is similar to Goodfellas (1990), the narrative method is similar to that of Goodfellas (1990), but it is wonderful. It's not as good as it can be. Maybe it's because I went to casinos in middle school. Although I couldn't play at the time at all at that age, the emotional connection would rather increase a lot.
In the 1970s, Las Vegas was turbulent. The colorful casinos were the big pie in the eyes of the gangsters. "Ace" Sam (Robert De Niro) was a strange man born for gambling and was influenced by the gangsters in his hometown. The gangster manages the Tanger Casino, uses the spot to control the profit, and also manages the relationship between black and white. For the sake of caution, the boss planted Sam’s childhood friend Nicky (Joe Pesci) to supervise nearby, recklessly The fierce Nicky assembled his men to become the hegemon of one party. He is notorious enough to be the blacklist of all casinos. Sam is not a human being caught in the middle. But what really changed Sam's life was his marriage to the social flower Jin Jier (Sharon Stone)...
"The Country of Gambling" was adapted from real life and lasted for three hours. The filming process was smooth and smooth. How does the screenwriter describe the coveted interests of the casino? "The parking guy earns so much money that he has to buy the manager to take up the shortfall." With the monologues from the supporting actor, the audience can learn about the respective calculations and psychological states of the two parties. The film is rather an epic format, but the intricacies and integration of the casino can be summed up in three hours? I have to admire the choreographer's skill in combing with a small glimpse.
Sam’s Jewish background, the relationship between the Italian gangsters and him is "respect as a guest." The friendship between the two parties is based on the benchmark of cooperation. This can somewhat explain why Sam said: "For the Jews, It is love to trust a person completely.” He gave Jin Jier the key to the bank safe of millions of money and jewels. In other words, it is difficult for him to gain unreserved trust in business, and he can imagine it in the private field. Knowing that it is inevitable to have a compensatory mentality, this also caused him to fly moths to the fire in love, know that there are tigers in the mountains and go to the tiger mountains, knowing that Jin Jier is dangerous or obsessed with moving emotions, and in politics, Sam is not a long-sleeved dancer. The tactical man of Jin Jier can be seen from his refusal of high-ranking officials’ personnel consultations. Jin Jier looks like a butterfly, but she is emotionally foolish and loyal. Amy went to the hotel to start a quarrel. The background music is "Without You" supplied by the air, how ironic), why did Sam give his wholeheartedly and still not get Jin Jier's love? The clues can be seen from a line: "I'm so afraid of him, I don't know what he wants to do next." Sam's emotional expression is very different from ordinary people, and he respects him but finds it difficult to love him. As for Nicky’s personality, relatively speaking, it’s not that elusive. On the one hand, he can’t restrain his ambition to make a big splash in the casino, and on the other hand he is scrupulous about the big brothers in his hometown. He doesn’t understand the alienation of his 35-year-old friends And the suspicion is growing, and he thinks that Sam can develop so much thanks to his asylum, and he is even more confused and infatuated with Jin Jier. For everyone, he is an unstable X factor, which is hard to guess. What is he going to do next, so that he will have to hold his mouth even when he speaks outside (because the police have hired a lip language expert... er, I laughed this paragraph.).
Martin Scorsese fully displays his amazing scene scheduling in this film, looking down at the camera, one mirror to the end, 360-degree rotating camera, precise editing, like taking the audience Liu Lao Lao into the Grand View Garden to explore the casino. Mysterious, a scene where Nikki about Sam meets in a desolate desert. Sam’s sunglasses reflect the car that Nikki is rushing over, which is exceptionally handsome; the soundtrack is intertwined with the brisk jazz blues, which is related to the murderous atmosphere hidden in the movie. Disharmonious and wonderful chemical effects. The gorgeous suits of different colors in Robert De Niro's movies are also impressive, especially the combination of red suit, black shirt, black tie, and pocket catty that impresses me the most. It is too stylish!
9 points.
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