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In fact, the story is telling. . . .
Sydnie 2022-03-24 09:02:27
Very interesting. Let's bring out Lord Floyd again. From this notorious bad lieutenant, we see the archetypes of the two ancient fathers described by Freud. One is the law enforcement father who submits to the law and helps popular authority maintain the rules of order, while the other is the lascivious father who is above the law, enjoying all privileges and women, and repelling enemies and all his sons. Both archetypes are embodied in the same man, and he certainly suffers from the tension between the two—Nicholas' blue eyes of guilt and ecstasy are all too fitting.
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Vanessa 2022-03-28 09:01:06
Did Nicolas Cage's fans force it up? Such a boring process, things are explained without end, lousy film.
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Kathryn 2022-04-22 07:01:39
Long-lost cage. The powerful acting under the big beige suit holding his back is still there. Many people said that they finally saw the shadow of the actor again. And I have always believed in you. No matter how back the hairline is. anyway. Even "F***" is what you feel the most. The music is weird. Those lizards are even weirder. Superb cage. Unique and unique.
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans quotes
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Terence McDonagh: [Hallucinating] What are these fuckin' iguanas doing on my coffee table.
Stevie Pruit: There ain't no iguana.
Terence McDonagh: ...Yeah, there are.
Stevie Pruit: There ain't no iguana.
Terence McDonagh: What the fuck is that?
[taps it]
Terence McDonagh: Fuckin' iguana.
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Terence McDonagh: Is this the same police force my father was in?