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Revolution is not a dinner party
Cristina 2022-03-24 09:03:36
It started with a quote from Chairman Mao: Revolution is not a dinner party. . During the retreat and resistance, Juan's family was killed by soldiers. John rescued him when he was caught and shot in revenge, and then hid on the train to America, where the army was ambushed by the guerrillas, and the leader of the army who killed Juan's family escaped He was killed by Juan, although he gave Juan jewelry money but he didn't want it, he became a revolutionary hero, the doctor of the guerrillas was arrested and turned into a traitor and was discovered by John, but John didn't kill him, he remembered how his former partners treated the police Acknowledged that he was killed by him, and his friend nodded to kill him. He asked the doctor to jump out of the car to survive. The doctor decided to die on the train with the enemy train because of guilt. Then John was injured by the enemy's leader, the colonel. Juan killed the colonel and asked John to wait for someone to save him. John called him general. Thinking of the happy days when he and the friend who betrayed him who betrayed him kissed his girlfriend three times, he ignited the explosives and died.
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Brionna 2022-03-18 09:01:08
@Movie Museum; Chairman Mao's quotations set the tone, a tragic accident created a revolutionary legend, changing each other's ideas and positions, flashing back to explain the character's character layout, the long mirror rendering the current mood, the group scenes are wonderful, humorous and ironic see sadness ; The best definition of the so-called "revolution", Juan's speech is really happy, and the ending is tragic; the Leone Film Festival is a perfect end, thank you for the opportunity to see it on the big screen!
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Jaylon 2022-03-26 09:01:13
Surprise, I didn't expect Sai Weng to be so good-looking. Juan went from a thief who dreamed of robbing a bank to a revolutionary leader. It was very dark and humorous by mistake. The bank robbery was really funny. I really like this character created by Rod Steiger. It's a completely different style from [The Pawnbroker]. Juan & John, the revolutionary brothers who didn't know each other, had an excellent chemical reaction, and the blasting experts appeared handsomely and left the scene handsomely. Morricone's soundtrack deserves compliments? Is Sai Weng's camera language still used to praise? The flashback cuts just right, and the long shots of the close-ups of the characters also give the actors enough room to play, and the special effects subtitles that appear twice also make me cute~
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Priest: Even animals can be tame and harmless. Personally, I consider them unfortunate brutes.
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Landowner on stagecoach: Hey, you. You know who your father was? Hm?
[Juan, playing dumb, shakes his head]
Landowner on stagecoach: Heh. Do you know at least how old you are? Hm?
[Juan shrugs]
Landowner on stagecoach: He doesn't know. Do you know... how many kids you have, eh? Do you know... how many kids your mother had?
[chuckles]
Landowner on stagecoach: He doesn't know anything, you see? And it was to benefit scum like this that the Agrarian Reform was imposed. And that ass Madero wanted to give the government, and *our land*... to idiots like this.
Priest: We are all pawns in the hands of Almighty God. Fortunately, Divine Providence has disposed of that rash individual Madero.
Landowner on stagecoach: My dear Monsignor, let us be realistic. What you choose to call Providence... I call General Huerta. He put the peasants in their place.
Notary on Stagecoach: Which is the best place for animals, because that's what they are... animals.