What made me myth this classic?

Danielle 2022-03-20 09:01:14

Give<>Four-star recommendation, it should be considered by many to be 13 This legendary classic. I haven’t seen it because of LP's ins and outs.<>, I made a strong recommendation before I watched it, and gave me a word of beauty, and emphasized that the soundtrack of the movie is from Harry Gregson-Williams, the creator of the music of "Metal Gear Gear". But review After that, I couldn’t help but say that this classic movie has been a bit mythic by me.

This is the second time I watched<>(Maybe the third time), the first time was when I was in high school in 1997. After watching it and my classmates in the car like this movie, I was very addicted. Watch it again today, huh, the past is vivid. Yes. A lot of interesting things make me dumbfounded. For example, in the early pirated discs, the protagonist Goodspeed (the biochemist played by Nicholas Cage) was asked by Mason about the meaning of the name, the pirated disc translated "ran fast", so In the following dialogue, Mason suggested that Goodspeed make good use of his "speed" advantage. "It is logical" at the end that Goodspeed steals the microfilm from the church. The scene is evolved into Goodspeed taking advantage of its "fast running" advantage to make it easy to move the sheep. Shop thief... Haha, now that I think about it, I really don’t know how the classic dialogues in the film were translated at that time (there are so many charming cottages, and countless heroes are drawn to bend down). But obviously, this film is even in translation In the case of slight discrepancies from the above, the elements of the film itself still contribute to its overall beauty, such as the performance of famous characters, the matching of colors, the grasp of rhythm and the contrast of music have to be said to be extremely successful. However, the same has to be said What I’m saying is, as I grow older and experience richer, I will revisit it again<>, some of the plot design and character performance flaws have emerged one by one. A few flaws in the screenwriting make it difficult for an adult to accept, especially the arrangement of coincidence, although coincidence is an essential element of Hollywood-style action movies . But it can be handled better in such a grade of film.

Michael Bay can be exported in 1995 <> (Bad Boy), 1996 export<>, compared to the <> presented to the audience in 2007, I can't help thinking whether it is the overall decline of Hollywood commercial films, or the decline of Michael Bay's own level, or our appreciation level and requirements as the years honed And added (do not rule out this factor, I heard a MM born in 1985 talk about <> a few days ago, think the film is very good...)?

Two digressions, Ed Harris's performance is really It’s great. Although I always play supporting roles, I am afraid that most of the starring actors on the same stage are a bit inferior to the shock of his performance skills. And the soundtrack of Harry Gregson-Williams is also an achievement<> One of the important elements.

In addition, I suddenly discovered that this film can express a lot of content and angles. Imagine a few crooked talents in the 81 hostages, or the rivalry between the hostages (the death of the people under General Hammel in the middle and late stages) The death of the hostage, the hostage’s attempt to escape from prison or the psychological breakdown will be a very good scene, <> mini version? Haha). Of course, more than two hours of<>It is very compact and rich in information. It is indeed a difficult and good film, but it is a pity that this kind of film is almost hard to see nowadays.

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  • FBI Director Womack: Great job, Goodspeed.

    Agent Paxton: [sarcastically, jokingly] Why don't you throw in a trip to Tahiti while you're at it?

    FBI Agent: Okay, I'll deliver this to the Attorney General...

    FBI Director Womack: [Interrupts and takes the contract from Hunt] Ah, no. You'll give that to me, there's a car waiting outside for you, thank you.

    [He rips up the contract]

    Stanley Goodspeed: That's a signed federal document, sir. Isn't that illegal?

    FBI Director Womack: You're not acquainted with the full facts, Goodspeed.

    Stanley Goodspeed: With all due respect, sir, I'd like clarification. I gave that man my word.

  • Stanley Goodspeed: [last lines]

    Stanley Goodspeed: [while looking at the microfilm by using a miniature magnifying glass that was left by Mason] Honey? Uh... You wanna know who really killed JFK?