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The Soviet "American Dream"
Scotty 2022-03-19 09:01:03
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Ellen 2021-10-22 14:41:39
When it comes to foreign subjects, Hollywood obviously prefers the Soviet Union in the past. 1. Positioning purely as an enemy, fully catering to Hollywood's positive opposition model. 2. The Slavs are white, and Hollywood actors can be seamlessly grafted. Schwartz played as a special police officer and Connelly played as captain. However, the above factors have become more difficult to cooperate with Eastern countries such as China and Japan. The former is too bad that the other party will not do it. He is a bad person and does not conform to Hollywood traditions. The latter, a bunch of acting veterans are useless.
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Obie 2022-03-21 09:01:24
Really good, classic submarine film, the only regret is that the typhoon in the film is not as beautiful as the real typhoon, it always looks a bit awkward, but it is said that the United States did not have detailed information on the typhoon at that time, it is indeed difficult to be exactly the same as the real one .
The Hunt for Red October quotes
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Jack Ryan: [catches Loganov in the act of hot wiring an ICBM] A goddamn cook!
Jack Ryan: [switches to Russian] Ostav' eto v pokoye! (Leave it alone!)
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Jack Ryan: I've got a line on those doors. You know what they are?
Admiral James Greer: A nearly silent propulsion system?
Jack Ryan: [taken aback] How did you know that?
Admiral James Greer: The captain of the sub we had following her radioed in. Thing up and disappeared right in front of 'em.