Dion 2022-03-20 09:01:58
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Mabelle 2022-04-22 07:01:32
The music at the beginning has been heard many times on TV before I know it is from this film...
Katlyn 2022-03-20 09:01:58
[Exhibited at China Film Archive] The soundtrack and the spoof of the London Olympics are more famous than the movie itself. From the current point of view, as an inspirational film, it is too slow-motion and sensational. And no sense of religious elements. The editing of the two protagonists is rather confusing. The audience is less involved in the play. Overall not bad, true historical adaptation of the 80's blockbuster. Samsung and a half
Master of Trinity: This Abrahams. What do you know about him?
Master of Caius: Repton chap. Jewish. His father's a financier in the city.
Master of Trinity: Financier. What's that supposed to mean, I wonder?
Master of Caius: I imagine he lends money.
Master of Trinity: Exactly. And what do they say about the son?
Master of Caius: Academically sound. Arrogant. Defensive to the point of pugnacity.
Master of Trinity: As they invariably are.
Master of Caius: Yet possessing a keen sense of duty and loyalty.
Master of Trinity: Do they say he can run?
Master of Caius: Like the wind.
Jennie Liddell: I don't want his work spoiled with all this running talk, do you hear?
