Because it is an old movie, although the overall rhythm is not slow, some bridge settings are slightly "naive" from the current point of view. Please forgive me for my inappropriate comments on such a film that occupies an important position in the world's film history, but from another perspective, it also shows that the film industry is moving forward, accompanied by the upgrading of the audience’s aesthetic appeal and the rationality of the story. The continuous improvement of the film industry is also booming.
It has always been known that Indiana Jones is a great hero, with bravery, wit, a sense of humor, and good luck that can only be found in movies. Thinking about it this way, those great filmmakers can fully express the ideas in their minds through words and images. This is a beautiful thing, a thing that makes me feel excited when I think about it.
I didn't dare to reveal too much of the plot, and I was a novice film critic, so the writing was disorderly, and I wrote it wherever I thought. Another deep impression in the movie is the courtesy and humility between the good and evil forces in the play. Although there are great contradictions, on the surface, it is considered courteous, the banquet is for the banquet, the accommodation is for the accommodation, and the assassination occurs only in the dead of night. I think this is not hypocrisy, but a tacit understanding of "upper society". Please forgive me again for the improper use of words. However, one is a doctor and a singer, and the other is a religious leader. They are all well-known figures in society. The contextual description of "upper society" should be somewhat accurate.
The final outcome is the kind of unsurprisingly satisfactory, no matter from the big social justice angle, or the small personal emotional level, it is a match made in heaven and there is no room for error.
Another point is that the villain in the very beginning was the father in the Star Master movie "Happy Family". Thinking about it this way, the Shanghai beach background initially set in the movie is also closely related to Chinese elements.
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