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A kind of paranoia
Brooke 2021-11-28 08:01:19
This is a ridiculous but not interesting story in the process. It takes one and a half hours in a single line and streamlined, using almost the most glorious years in a person's life to complete a certain gesture. An active choice to survive in a "prison" purely against the order. And a certain feeling of this attitude is actually that as the movie progresses slowly, it gradually becomes clearer. In the end, you will find that these are the sadness that emerges from unreasonable paranoia, or it can be said that the movie wants to go again. Defining a kind of paranoid madness, a kind of unreasonable stubbornness that lasts until the final conclusion of life. Certain behaviors and certain attitudes are shrouded in sadness. Honestly did not understand. I like the few new wave songs in it, the obscure and glorious electrified beats of the 1980s.
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Faustino 2022-04-22 07:01:17
Although I don't understand what Bronson is doing to become famous and violent, but the dirty image style and neurotic noir temperament and Tom Hardy's bald devotion and dark humorous soundtrack still make me think this movie The movie is still predictable. Like "Rewind Life", why is life so crap?
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Emmie 2022-03-26 09:01:05
I clearly remember going to this...
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Charles Bronson: [to the prison officer he's ordering to rub vaseline on his naked body] On my arse.
[officer starts rubbing it on]
Charles Bronson: Not in my arse, you fuckin' homo!
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Charles Bronson: You shouldn't mess with boys that are bigger than you.