A movie like "Unselfish" is really tasteful after watching it twice. Brian de Palma, known as Hitchcock's successor, presented us with a feast of justice and bravery fighting evil in 1987. It seems that it is not only bravery and justice, but more of the friendship and selfless spirit of being the master of the people. It can be seen that the director has put a lot of effort into the portrayal of the characters, and the performances of several actors are also very good. It has to be said that it is a classic work. (Especially the ladder scene in tribute to the silent movie "Battleship of Potemkin", which has become a classic in film history)
I have read Brian De Palma's "Scarface", and I have long known that his old man is an out-and-out violence controller, and he can grasp the rhythm and scale of violence every time. . I have also read the Hitchcock-like "Razor's Edge". The Razor's Murder scene in the elevator is the perfect combination of Shinto and Strength, and at that moment, the admiration in my heart arises spontaneously. Hello, master of violent suspense control!
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