Vanity is my favorite sin

Monroe 2022-01-25 08:02:16

The male protagonist in Al Pacino (Scent of a Woman). There are similarities between these two roles, right? They both understand women quite well? Understand women, understand sex, understand human nature, and understand desires. I like the end of the film very much. When you are given a chance to make a new choice, you may have a different choice, but this kind of opportunity is not always available. The devil is everywhere, and the devil is hard to guard against. Think about the high score of this movie, it shouldn't be because it admires the devil~ So the ending is not only expected, but also so. In fact, we often do this in our lives. You will always hear such a sentence. I told you a long time ago... I said that before... Similar to all kinds of things, human nature is, don’t suffer, don’t know what’s wrong, no Hit the south wall without looking back. And the two words that impressed me deeply in the trial and error: Vanity is my favorite original sin. Sin is like a heavy burden, and all you should do is put all sins aside. The original soundtrack of the male lead is very nice and convincing, and indeed the devil has a deceptive charm. Everyone can be a devil, just for a while.

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  • Amparo 2022-03-20 09:01:14

    Really contrived, wasting Al Pacino’s superb acting skills and Keno’s sexy ass

  • Conner 2022-03-21 09:01:15

    Keanu Reeves is really a standard handsome guy... But, I prefer Al Pacino... Both "The Godfather" and "Scent of a Woman" are classics~ This film is not given five stars because of tiredness After a day, I closed my eyes for a while when I watched it at night, and I was sleepy... However, I still waited until the end, I like it~

The Devil's Advocate quotes

  • Kevin Lomax: What are you?

    John Milton: Oh, I have so many names...

    Kevin Lomax: Satan.

    John Milton: Call me Dad.

  • John Milton: [chanting in Latin] Diaboli virtus in lumbis est. Diaboli virtus in lumbis est.

    [continues chant in English]

    John Milton: The virtue of the devil is in his loins.