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Aviator Film Review
Enos 2022-03-19 09:01:03
It's really a work of Leonardo's conscience. In the nearly three-hour movie, I saw the tears filled my eyes from worrying. A paranoid, clean-loving, and perfectionist, either a lunatic or a genius, Xiao Lizi’s acting skills perfectly interpret what is insane, what is genius, and shock the soul. Howard Seuss is really a great man. His almost abnormal cleanliness seems to be fighting the whole world, desperately pursuing his dreams, and promoting the development of the aircraft industry by himself. Build the fastest airplane, make the most ambitious movies, and become the richest person. The impossible dream was pursued in a lifetime, and then he succeeded. In the end, dying on the plane may be the best destination. After all, it was the love of his life.
Extended Reading
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Howard Hughes: What about the girls? How are they in the bomb department?
Johnny Meyer: Well, let's put it this way. It'll be a regular boob buffet. I don't think the gentlemen from the Air Corps will have any trouble scoring tonight.
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Ava Gardner: Look, you got girls stashed all over town. You got a damn harem just at the Bel-Air. Why don't you marry one of your bungalow girls?
Howard Hughes: Those are employees. I'm not gonna marry an employee. Jesus Christ, how would that look?