most genius movie in my memory.
His accomplices stole out of the wine cellar by changing the water for goldfish and put them in glass bottles like Erguotou. The moment the rich Russian businessman showed a satisfied smile at the "blending wine" he bought for 15 million pounds , Eternal unknowingly evaporated in this world. Just like the volatile 2% of Angeles's Share, it has since disappeared without a trace in the records of this world.
When Albert waved the two bottles of champagne and smashed them, the entire theater screamed in unison. Everyone clearly knew that the screenwriter would not let the four of them easily deliver these four bottles of priceless treasures to the buyer, but they were still shocked by this expensive blow. Albert said the champagne was valuable because there were only four bottles left in the world, and if there were only two bottles left, it would be even more valuable. And no one thought of that. And Robbie put one of the priceless treasures in an inferior glass bottle and left it on Harry's table. It was also on that table. In order to celebrate the birth of Robbie's son, Harry opened his bottle of champagne for him, and It was that bottle of champagne that made everything happen like a domino, and in the end, it ended with Robbie returning Harry "a bottle of champagne" (!!), this bottle of champagne is priceless, but even more priceless is that XX is in The help Robbie gave him when he was like a bereaved dog was the bottle of champagne that Harry opened to Robbie when he was a first-time father and was homeless. This kindness, like Angles' Share, changed Robbie's life.
In the end, the "evaporated" four bottles of champagne brought Robbie an amazing wealth, and also brought Robbie and his wife and children members. From then on, Robbie's son can get rid of the gangster fate that was waiting for him. , really grow like an angel. For Robbie, it's the real Angles' Shae.
Genius script. The more aftertaste, the more I feel.
As a comedy, Angeles' Share is full of humor that makes people laugh and cry. Many people say that British comedy is language-dependent, so even Americans can't understand it, but this Glasgow-accented film, even my English The stumbling Chinese all laughed and burst into tears.
Every detail is so clever, every nonsense is a foreshadowing, and when these are unraveled, people will be amazed.
There is also the unique cinematography tone of Europe, which is delicate and vivid.
The Volkswagen Van at the end, also my dream,
really didn't expect this movie to be this good.
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