RIP Sean Connery

Iva 2021-10-20 19:02:34

Uncle Kevin has nothing to say except being handsome. Sean Connery is indeed a veteran 007. After being shot by a submachine gun, he can still climb back to the house from the door and climb so far. He insisted on waiting until Kevin came to tell him the information before hanging up! Is it science? It's not cool during the Gunfight at Garcia Station, but it's too cool to shoot. The image of the villain boss of the fat version of De Niro is more funny, slightly cute when cursing. .

Aida 2021-10-20 19:02:34

Parma has always liked to incorporate multiple types of elements in his works. For example, his "Cruel Line" incorporates political shady, detectives, and love stories. This film is no exception. The bold addition of western scenes in the film makes the film more style. Rich, but throughout the film, this approach did not continue, making the scene seem abrupt and casual. The first few scenes of "Iron Selflessness" are very amazing. They are obviously well-conceived and rigorously executed. De Niro's performance is particularly outstanding. Unfortunately, this seems to be the only fascinating moment in the film. As the plot progresses, the narrative of the film appears. It is getting weaker and weaker, and the suspense drama generally loses its tension. In addition, the action scenes in the second half of the film were either awkwardly placed or clumsy. (The most typical are the two scenes of Odessa Ladder and Roof Chase) The ending is hurried and blunt, which prevents the film from becoming the work of Parma's first echelon. PS: In Kung Fu, the dying monologue of the gossip stick pays tribute to the ending of Sean Connery in the film