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Rooney Mara's acting status
Jed 2021-11-24 08:01:21
It has been recommended by Douyou for more than a year, and it has been on the computer. After watching it, the first feeling is the stunning performance of the heroine, and the second feeling is that it looks a bit like a dragon tattoo? There is also a rush of the female reporter from the House of Cards. After looking at the information, it really is like this, sister flower! The younger sister's play path is wider. But the performance in (her) was too much, and there was no impression at all. The husband who was killed felt very stylish, and it turned out to be the male lead who danced out of my world. Jude Law and Zeta also performed well. In fact, the plot is quite satisfactory. I guessed the result of the lesbian within an hour. I also read Douyou's comments. In fact, logically speaking, it is the same as Nolan's Inception. It's just like Nolan's Inception. It's just that Inception is more gorgeous, so the loopholes are not easy to find. In short, it is a good film, but it is impossible to become a classic, but it may make everyone affirm the status of Rooney Mara as acting school. Looking forward to his starring Carol.
Extended Reading
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Alexys 2021-11-24 08:01:21
Looking at the first half of the part, you will think that you have criticized the situation of American psychosocial conditions, drug abuse, and collusion between medical companies and doctors to deceive patients. As a result, you quickly become immersed in a genre film (detective suspense) in a tense editing rhythm, upper middle-class white male (A British accent male doctor who has a handsome wife and handsome son, lives in Manhattan and drives a BMW) Victory over the sinister, naive, and stupid lesbians. The conservative values of the middle class and the "social order" are maintained
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Dr. Jonathan Banks: She's not depressed.
Assistant District Attorney: Yeah. And you didn't catch it and someone died. And I didn't catch it and someone didn't go to jail. We failed.
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Emily Taylor: I'm not crazy, you know I'm not crazy.