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Wendy 2022-03-25 09:01:07
There must be some Americans who will not hold a negative attitude towards the Vietnam War. I feel that this movie is that, until the end, I will use the male protagonist to say "We are here to help", but I don't think about whether people want you to help. The translation is not good, there are no comments at all, and most of the jokes told by the male protagonist are not available. I liked the scene where Adrian improvised on the street for the soldiers on the truck. Later, the trucks started to move, and the soldiers said goodbye to Adrian with laughter. His eyes were full of worry, and he really cared about everyone. Robin Williams was such a good actor, it's such a shame he passed away like that.
Extended Reading
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Edward Garlick: [to Cronauer as they arrive at Jimmy Wah's] We're here, sir... Jimmy Wah's.
[they exit the Jeep and enter]
Edward Garlick: This is the place where we like to hang out, sir.
Adrian Cronauer: Real homey... in an opium kind of way.
Edward Garlick: [as Jimmy spots them] That's Jimmy Wah. He owns the place.
Jimmy Wah: Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi!
[to Cronauer]
Jimmy Wah: Now you say hi to me then you smile!
[both smile and say hi weakly]
Jimmy Wah: And you two Earl want a couple beer?
Edward Garlick: We'd love a couple beers, Jimmy.
[Jimmy waves them to a table]
Adrian Cronauer: Why are our names Earl?
Edward Garlick: He calls everybody Earl.
Adrian Cronauer: [they sit down] Is it me, or is Jimmy light in the loafers?
Edward Garlick: Let me put it to you this way. He's got this thing for Walter Brennan. He says he wants to buy naked photographs of the actor? For three years, he's been trying.
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Jimmy Wah: [Jimmy brings Cronauer and Garlick their beers] There your beer!
Edward Garlick: Thank you Jimmy.
Jimmy Wah: [discreetly] Any movement on the Walter Brennan thing?
Edward Garlick: No... and it doesn't look good, Jimmy.
Jimmy Wah: He look good to me!