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Tracing the source of tragedy
Gail 2022-03-26 09:01:05
"Fox Hunter" is very distinctive, a shoots b, but doesn't talk about a and b, and writes a lot of ink on a and b's younger brother c. It's just a matter of personal preference, sports themes are not my favorite. If you like "Foxcatcher", you can also check out "Million Dollar Baby" of the same theme. The movie fully respects the audience's understanding, implicitly showing you the details and letting you think about why. The same respect is also reflected in Xu Anhua's "Golden Age". You don't need me to tell you what kind of person Xiao Hong is, but the story and perspective are presented, you can judge for yourself. The box office of "Golden Age" is not high, but it is a pity that the director's painstaking efforts.
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Grayson 2022-03-24 09:01:43
The distant place full of anticipation may be the hunting ground. A dream fulfilled with pride may be absurd. A sixteen-year-old boy learns that friendship can be bought, so he wants to buy everything. Buy guns in exchange for power, players in exchange for victory, and crowns in exchange for admiration. There is nothing you can buy to replace loneliness in Qixuan Mali. Don't mispronounce my title, don't resist my power, don't betray my affection, after all, the snow is vast and life is too lonely.
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Mason 2022-04-02 09:01:02
As one critic put it, this movie will leave you feeling the coldness of it a few days later. The indifferent dialogue and the simple and dull younger brother constitute a more terrifying picture of stress than the bird taxidermy. The self-centered DuPont's inner demons for his mother's burden gradually mutated and expanded in his psychological frustrations again and again. If you can't get it, you will destroy it, and what your parents get will become mud. The sports hero went through this bizarre ordeal, and the crowd cheered him to the end of his brilliance.
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John du Pont: [from trailer] Coach is the father. Coach is a mentor. Coach has great power on athlete's life.
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John du Pont: [from trailer] You're going to do great things, Mark.
Mark Schultz: I'm gonna give you everything I have.