Honey or arsenic, can sticking an Oscar label change it?

Percival 2022-03-22 09:02:02

Spiritual food, like material food, has a taste problem. What Westerners like to eat, Easterners may not like. The smorgasbord that the director brought up was not a stew in the northeast, and it was uncomfortable to eat in the stomach. There is no one person in the film who can empathize. The title of the film is not called "Karaoke Hall", it is better to call it "Promiscuity". It is also the heroine's favorite way of life, and it is more topical. Liza Minnelli looks better without makeup. With makeup on, she looks like an undeveloped monkey. It's really lying beside you. Are you sure you won't be scared? There are still people who think she is extremely beautiful. If they didn't know who she is, and if they didn't hear that this film won the Oscar, many people must call this film garbage, and the heroine is ugly, right? "The Godfather" can resonate with people's emotions and values ​​in many places. The Rembrandt-style pictures make people enjoy artistic aesthetics. Where is the resonance of this film? Can you insert your vagina to make you envy, jealous and hate?

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Extended Reading
  • Joe 2022-04-22 07:01:32

    The heroine is so cute, how could she be a girl... Complex and new love relationships, multiple sexual orientations, the rise of the Nazis, the choice to assimilate Jews, the magic of money, the echoes of the 1970s to the 1920s and 1930s. Bowie's "Just Dance Boys" is far from the same background. Singing and dancing are the sidelines of the plot. Know this film because of "Kafka's Last Love"

  • Damion 2022-04-22 07:01:32

    I was attracted here by the song Maybe this time, Kristin Chenoweth (glee)'s manbe this time, then Judy Garland's manbe this time, and finally Lisa Minnelli's Maybe this time. The flavor is different! Impressive!

Cabaret quotes

  • Natalia: I am sorry to bother you, but I could not tell no one else. I do not know no other woman who gives her body so frequently... Oh! I am sorry, my English. Have I offended you?

    Sally: Oh, no, not at all.

  • [on the pronunciation of "phlegm"]

    Brian Roberts: P H is always pronounced as F, and, uh, you don't sound the G.

    Natalia Landauer: Then why are they putting the G, please?

    Brian Roberts: That's, that's a very good question, but rather difficult to explain.

    Sally: Try, Brian.

    Brian Roberts: Well, uh, it's just there.

    Natalia Landauer: So, Mr. Professor, you do not know?

    Brian Roberts: No.

    Natalia Landauer: Then I am sorry. I cannot help you.