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Your beauty has become the light in my heart
D'angelo 2021-10-22 14:35:17
Recently, I like to watch old movies. I don't understand any violent aesthetics. I'm just fortunate to have teamed up to leave a passionate movie in the beautiful years of the hero and the heroine. There are lakes in Banderas' gaze, and there is a light on Hayek's face. The gunfight is a show of skill. Death is common here but not painful. The sand of Mexico turns into a melancholic accent from the sound of his guitar, and the dilapidated and ruined city is covered with honey in your smile. The life is so beautiful and affectionate, as if there is no need for tomorrow, as if there is never tomorrow. Mexico they walked through is like a garden of Eden, but the owner of the garden should be Lord Demon.
Extended Reading
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Hassie 2021-10-26 03:31:08
Upgraded the "Elegy of the Killer", and screamed again and again.
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Melody 2021-10-26 03:31:08
Rodriguez used a feature film to establish the mainstream direction of his future B-level film creation. The original soundtrack and editing, as well as the men and women who are so cool, write the chic minor tunes of marginal people with a unique romantic tone. As for the most important logic, go to him, what you see is RR's unscrupulous in the world of light and shadow.
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Buscemi: [to the El Mariachi after he puts one of his guns underneath his pillow] Ya know, one of these days you're gonna lie down too hard on that thing and blow your brains out.
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Carolina: What about calling you friends?
El Mariachi: Campa... Quino... They would destroy the city...