Swiped a little before, but didn't look at it.
The reason why I downloaded it is because when I traveled in Vietnam, I always saw the related products made by the phrase "Good Morning, Vietnam". Although there is no story to tell the past, there must be an allusion.
After seeing this video, I downloaded it and wanted to know more about it.
Then Williams committed suicide the other day, and a lot of people mentioned his films.
It turns out that this is one of his plays.
And it seems to be fine.
I originally planned to take a look at it slowly, but after I opened it, I finished it in one breath.
——Many films are of similar length. Because of the rhythm and fluency, some of them can be completed in one go without noticing the passage of time, and some of them have to be hesitant for a long time.
From the beginning, I felt that it was so fast, so good, so crazy, and I watched it and I was in the play.
The personalized DJ was half-crazy, gushing when he was funny, and when he was slack, he was very slack - looking back now, I personally feel very much like Williams himself.
Entertaining others is, after all, exhausting.
He is still young in this film, and there are not too many routines and exaggerated comedy. Comfortable.
In many links, you will feel that if you were there at that time, you would have made the same reaction.
Having said that, he was quite free, otherwise he would have been hacked to death - of course, there was also the reason for the supreme commander to protect him.
The actors of the Supreme Commander are good, and the characters themselves are very cool.
The black actor will also be quite familiar in the future, and he is also the kind of colleague everyone wants in the film.
The two villains are well-acted.
Nice guy from Vietnam.
His sister is Vietnamese Gao Yuanyuan—the first feeling. (I just found out that it turns out to be Thai... Chintara Sukapatana, are Asians really the same race in the eyes of Westerners...) Of course, there is always such a white lotus in it, but fortunately she doesn't annoying. It is true that there is that kind of feeling of "feeling good to each other but unable to do anything under various circumstances". It is enough and just right.
One of the best episodes is when Louis Armstrong's "What a wonderful world" was played, but the scene was full of slaughter and explosions.
At this moment, it is extremely tiresome of war.
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