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Intuitive police "touch of evil!"
Declan 2022-03-24 09:01:51
"Gone with the Wind" - I saw parts in 2014, but then watched Hitchcock's version, and only watched Orson Welles' version in 2016. The long shot at the beginning is good, but the only uncomfortable thing, and the reason why I didn’t watch it at first, was that the dialogue in the group show was too noisy. However, if you get used to it, you'll be fine. The heroine is the heroine in Hitchcock's "Psycho", and the female supporting role is the goddess Marlene Dietrich. Although she has few scenes and vicissitudes, her eyes still have drama. She filmed the famous "Prosecution Witness" not long ago. . The intuitive police "touch of evil!" is a better title.
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Jimmie 2022-04-23 07:02:04
The bombing on the Mexico-U.S. border connected two police officers from two countries. Orson, who is accustomed to using his intuition to decide cases, used false evidence to arrest the suspect, but Charlton saw through it. At this point in the movie, the bombing at the beginning has become irrelevant. It started a confrontation between the two policemen. Orson goes deeper and deeper to preserve his reputation, and uses Charlton's nemesis to frame his wife. But in the end, the friends around him turned into tainted witnesses. The long shot at the beginning is unforgettable
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Nicolas 2022-03-20 09:01:45
I almost forgot how much I loved Orson Welles, and then I watched [All Time]; I almost forgot how much I loved film noir, and then I watched [All Time]. The unparalleled scheduling and composition of one shot after another is the well-deserved protagonist of the film. What is most tense in the shots is not the characters, but their shadows. I don't know if the film would be more rhythmic if it wasn't poisoned by the producers, especially the famous ending is the weakest and most unreasonable.
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'Uncle' Joe Grandi: You just said it yourself. Somebody's reputation has got to be ruined. Why shouldn't it be Vargas'.
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Quinlan: What do you want?
'Uncle' Joe Grandi: Nothing, Captain. Nothing that you don't want too.