The rhythm is very good, the mirroring is also very good, and the arrangement of the shots is definitely a skill. As a self-deprecating and expressing work of an old man with a midlife crisis including a career crisis, it is still very entertaining, at least more interesting than his previous B-level films. Many of the dialogues in the film are very black and interesting. For the monologue part of the rising and detached scenes at the end of the film, I am rather speechless. Really talk about it, especially JCVD's defense that he has many girlfriends, that three drops of sweat, I got you a dead man. But, but. Perhaps it would be more powerful not to argue. A person's way of life and value orientation spontaneously reconciled to the public after he was middle-aged, to the hostile ridiculing eyes that are invisible to the invisible eyes. It's already wonderful, the big waves wash the sand, this can be seen as a struggle covered by the sound of the waves. Watching "Who's Coming to Lunch" tonight, people are still vulnerable sometimes, in a stressful environment, it's all the same. (Finally, this is a film worth watching. An old man in front pulled a trolley case and went into the theater to watch it~~~~~~ I guess he only knows English and not French, so I told him that he only had Chinese subtitles. Sympathy. Hahaha, hurry up and learn Chinese)
Several robbers in the film are really outstanding, it can be said that they cover up JCVD, especially the boss and Arthur, tsk tsk tsk, the former reminds me of "No Country for Old Men", JCVD, are you also asking Yourself, old and lonely? ?
There is a very hypocritical saying: Our childhood is too long, until we suddenly grow old. In fact, since few people are born perfect, the process of pursuing perfection is like the horizontal axis clearance game Mr. Rambo. With the countdown of time, I don't know which chapter to fall in. This is off topic.
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