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Fade out a bird
Salvador 2022-03-21 09:01:15
The undercover gangster film that Al Pacino watched, the godfather played the role of the little guy as well. I liked this model of one old man leading a young man, but Johnny Depp's performance was disappointing. Keanu Reeves in the same period is far behind. The level of the screenwriter is inferior, he has been grinding and chirping, and he is also a master who can't say any other words except fuck. The two-and-a-half-hour film time was obviously too long, and it all faded out, and it was exhausting to watch.
Extended Reading
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Terry 2021-10-20 19:02:39
Telling about the disputes within the Mafia and the friendship and loyalty between men, it takes a long time but is endlessly memorable. The plot of the tragedy is rendered very rich. Lafferty kissed his wife goodbye, put on his coat calmly, unloaded all his valuables into the drawer, and closed the door to welcome death. The scene is impressive. I really feel that he has played the love and hatred for his son in place. Although the theme is similar to "Infernal Affairs", the characterization is too full.
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Elfrieda 2022-04-24 07:01:02
Hehe, both of them are giants in the Mesozoic and older generation of filmmakers. It is really interesting to see the two of them together!
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Donnie Brasco: [to his fellow wiseguys, after he punches a former district attorney that recognized Joe Pistone] Fuckin' asshole, he grabbed my cock!
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Lefty: [standing outside the club King's Court before it opens] I'm tellin' ya, Donnie... nothin' but nothin' but right.