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Movie Review: Gone with the Wind
Stephania 2022-03-23 09:01:54
7.5 points. The lone Mexican criminal police fight against corrupt American colleagues, this film does not seem to be politically correct~~ The story design is relatively ordinary today, and the part of the male pig and his wife is not the best shot, and it does not match the main plot. To say that the villain BOSS can come up with a way to deal with the male pig so quickly, it would be too amazing. But to say that the director is very good at using the lens, the long shot at the beginning of the film is really classic! !
Extended Reading
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Quinlan: I don't speak Mexican. Let's keep it in English, Vargas.
Vargas: That's all right with me. I'm sure he's just as unpleasant in any language.
Sanchez: Unpleasant? Strange. I've been told I have a very winning personality. The very best shoe clerk the store ever had.
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Tanya: We're closed.
Quinlan: You've been cookin' at this hour?
Tanya: Just cleanin' up.
Quinlan: Have you forgotten your old friend, hmm?
Tanya: I told you we were closed.
Quinlan: I'm Hank Quinlan.
Tanya: I didn't recognize you. You should lay off those candy bars.
Quinlan: It's either the candy or the hooch. I must say, I wish it was your chili I was gettin' fat on. Anyway, you're sure lookin' good.
Tanya: You're a mess, honey.
Quinlan: Yeah. That pianola sure brings back memories.
Tanya: The customers go for it - it's so old, it's new. We got the television too. We run movies. What can I offer you?