Cohen is not black, but a dark guy under the cover of joking

Kathryne 2021-11-26 08:01:42

Cohen spent a lot of time and actually kept outputting the values ​​of this proletarian socialism in black humor, including the performances of the singing and dancing actors based on Kim Kelly, giving supporting roles to the scenes, innocent and unselfish screenwriters. Constantly explaining the principles of capitalism and actual exploitation. On the contrary, the whole film’s description of the film industry under the obvious money industry game in the middle of the last century is actually critical and satirical. The life of drunken gold fans. The ultimate correct answer in the past Cohen films was all religious beliefs. This film directly discusses beliefs (priests, priests, rabbis, Orthodox priests), through their negative arguments and tells about the crucifixion of Jesus in the crucifixion film. The image of temporary workers has actually taken a big step on the spiritual level. It is not a simple application of religious values ​​in the past, but a discussion of what beliefs we should follow. Because it is too sensitive, everything is done in black humor. In the end, the public relations manager repented of the beating of George Clooney to the priest, and George Clooney’s speech was positive and exciting. It should be a topic. It was what the director wanted to express. It was a kind of equality, unity and justice without deterioration or loss of faith. hope. However, the huge attacks and derogations suffered by this article in the IDMB and other film critics may not be that simple.

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Hail, Caesar! quotes

  • Catholic Clergyman: It's the foundation of our belief that Christ is most properly referred to as the Son of God. It's the Son of God who takes the sins of the world upon himself, so that the rest of God's children, we imperfect beings, through faith, may enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

    Eddie Mannix: So, God is - split?

    Catholic Clergyman: Yes! And no.

    Eastern Orthodox Clergyman: There is unity in division.

    Protestant Clergyman: And division in unity.

    Eddie Mannix: I'm not sure I follow padre.

    Rabbi: Young man, you don't follow for a very simple reason. These men are screwballs.

  • Protestant Clergyman: God loves everyone!

    Catholic Clergyman: God is love!

    Eastern Orthodox Clergyman: God is who he is.

    Rabbi: This is special? Who isn't who he is?

    Catholic Clergyman: But, how should God be rendered in a motion picture?

    Rabbi: God isn't in the motion picture!