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Bold love stealthily
Zachery 2022-03-21 09:02:14
When it comes to Bound, you may not know it, but when it comes to Matrix, I am afraid no one does not know. Bound is the directorial debut of the Wachowski brothers, the directors of The Matrix. Its Chinese translation is very funny: "Bold Love Steal Carefully", but although it is straightforward, it is also appropriate. In addition, there are "Shocking Flowers" and "Binding", the former is too vulgar, and the latter is too literal. The film tells the story of two lesbians, but also a story about trust. There are some very bold but also very meaningful dialogues. For example, when Corky accused Violet of having sex with other men, Violet said, "That's not sex, that's work... You make choices in your life and you pay for them. You say you do it because you're good at it. And they're easy to do. Do you think you're the only one with expertise? We make different choices and pay our own prices. We're similar." When Violet asked Corky to join him in stealing the stolen money from Violet's boyfriend, the underworld boss, "For me, stealing is very similar to having sex," Violet said. "Two people want the same thing, and they sit in a room and they start talking, they start planning, it's like flirting, it's like some kind of foreplay, because The more they talk, the better they do. The difference is that I can have sex with someone I just met, someone I don't even know, but when it comes to stealing, I need to have sex with someone I know him like someone who knows myself cooperates."
Extended Reading
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Caesar: It's fuckin' dark in here!
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Corky: So, Caesar works for the Mafia?
Violet: It's funny. Nobody really calls it that anymore. Caesar just calls it "the Business."