seems to be a biographical film?
At the beginning of the film, I saw Hillary Swank grinning at Richard Gere and smirking. I think Richard Gere's lines at that time were very unfriendly. A fierce-looking person like Hillary Swank should throw his hands away. Give this old man a slap to be worthy of that domineering face.
The following episodes gradually broke me down: Miss Swank was still grinning and grinning. Before flying, and after getting on the plane, it was this kind of smirk with a big mouth full of iron teeth. It was still a close-up shot of
Nima, the female pilot . mentally handicapped?
Then the two male pilots drank too much, and slept late the next day. Big Sister Swank immediately hung up and broke into other people's rooms illegally. She scolded the two sleepy-eyed people, and then raised a question in my opinion. Very dangerous way to fly across the Atlantic without enough (spare?) fuel. .
Nima, you commit suicide and have to coerce two people to accompany you?
Then the plot completely challenged my IQ: the male pilot chose to quit wisely at first. But after seeing the angry warrior Swank grinning, he walked towards the plane like a ghost. The flight was full of dangers, and Swank smirked and roared, refusing to land safely, all of which were close-ups. The strange thing is that when she almost fell off the plane, the accomplice didn't kick her.
Then Swank put his arms around the two little white faces and grinned again, and the close-up
came to Ireland, and Swank showed his trademark grin on the boat, again. Close-up.
So after I saw a close-up of her mentally retarded giggle in America again, I felt like I was being slapped a few times by the director, by the screenwriter, and by the cameraman.
I have to turn off the player.
What did I see in these thirty minutes? Unreliable lines, unreasonable plot, and full of Hilary Swank's giggle close-up show!
I'm sorry Ivan, I can't wait for you
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