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Michael is old and tough
Jedidiah 2022-03-23 09:02:03
This is a one-man show by Michael Caine. The British hooligans seem to have a hereditary system, but they are not as systematic as the Mafia. Any brand-new ideology that appears in the film will shock people, such as "living by killing passers-by for fun." bastard". Of course, some of these emotional transitions are still a little blunt. For example, the male policeman who died in the end supported Michael Caine. The audience will figure out that it is because of his long-term grievances against the rogues in the community, but the plot of the movie itself is not enough. Michael Caine's opening performance is truly irresistible.
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Theo 2022-04-23 07:02:22
The old man is too tough, the police are too weak, and that bit of blood at the end completely catches up with the level of Hong Kong police and gangster films in the 1990s, but boy gangs are still my favorite topic. Cold and fearless.
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Paolo 2022-04-21 09:02:20
The death or immortality of the old man determines the gap between this film and "Classic Car".
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Harry Brown: [discussing about his friend who was recently murdered] Bob Creswell; Big Scottish bloke. We were in the Marines together. If it hadn't have been for him, I wouldn't have met my Kath. It was a service dance, and Bob's dancing with this girl. And... I dunno, I... I see this... pretty pair of eyes... and I guess we just liked the look of each other, so... I cut in on Bob, and Kath and me, we spent the rest of the night dancing together.
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Stretch: [encouraging Brown to rape the unconscious girl on his couch] She likes to cuddle, this one. Wanna cuddle her? Do what you fucking want to her. She won't remember a thing!
[pause]
Stretch: What's the matter? Can't you get your cock hard anymore, old man?