some thoughts

George 2022-03-19 09:01:02

19.11.25 Pearl Shadow may really play a lot of scripts, this script really can't give me any surprises, even this film is really boring here. If you abandon the perspective of the traditional suspense film, and choose the immigration and political issues reflected in it, this film is really interesting, especially when Marta from Ecuador looks at the house below holding a cup from the upper floor. The upstart white family is really interesting.

Written at the end: 1. After the screening, Luyu mentioned a point that the props and reality were indistinguishable at the end of Lanson, which embodies the stupidity proposed by Harlan.

2. The reasoning in this case is not completely reality, and there are some unrealities. According to the ambush pen, there may be prequels and backqueries.

3. Tribute: A very weird old lady will appear in Agatha's novels. If there is a family, the relationship between the characters in the family will be very broken, and then the name of the detective will be very strange. Both of these films pay tribute.

4. Praised that Mr. Tao’s acting skills in the film are very comfortable; the suit of the former 007 is deliberately old and difficult to transform; the Spanish-speaking actors are in a difficult situation in Hollywood, and the heroine has caught up with a good time.

5. Reflecting contemporary American political characteristics, domestic audiences may not be very cold. PS After the screening, it is much more interesting than the film. If there is a chance in the future, I hope to stay close to Luyu's filming group. The demeanor and knowledge of her real person is much more interesting and rich than what you see on TV. Although the environment of the movie group is not very good.

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Knives Out quotes

  • Ransom Drysdale: You go, Baby Driver.

    Marta Cabrera: Do you regret helping me yet?

    Ransom Drysdale: I regret not taking the Beemer.

  • Marta Cabrera: [On the phone] Hello, Walt.

    Walt Thrombey: Hello Marta, it's Walt.