On how a bastard becomes shameless

Carson 2021-12-22 08:01:22

This is an era of Hollywood producer producer of the story
because of limited resources, too many people fought over
the pursuit of maximizing the interests of producers has always been to please the secular stifle artistic, disregard for the hard work of writers
a sealed letter threatening postcards handed The bastard in the hands of the bastard producer
goes from panic to positive resolution, and then to the wrong hand killing
but intimidating
the bastard who has not stopped killing. From the inner guilt to the frank acceptance to
the shameless road of making money as a bastard is indispensable. The outside fueled the flames:
the smell of the deceased’s girlfriend;
the inaction of the police station;
the help of the lawyers;
the happy ending under the requirements of the big social background...
the two endings that reflect each other push the irony to the climax
IN REAL LIFE, regardless of murder or betrayal. No more moral torture
. The happy ending of the unity is shocking. In the
final analysis, this is a personal comedy-like social tragedy.

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  • Annette 2022-04-23 07:02:36

    8.1 ugh, you Hollywood freaks The long shot at the opening is really good, and the lines themselves said that the role of this long shot is to lay the foundation for the whole film, just like the "Beautiful Woman", in addition, for the whole film, it The self-deconstruction and ridicule are scattered on multiple levels. Although dense, it is difficult to aggregate into a strong infectious force.

  • Dedrick 2021-12-22 08:01:22

    I don't like this kind of group show very much

The Player quotes

  • Larry Levy: Bonnie, you're fired.

    Bonnie Sherow: Fuck you.

    Larry Levy: Oh, it takes more to make it in this business than a dirty mouth.

  • Walter Stuckel: How many meetings did you have with this guy?

    Griffin Mill: One.

    Walter Stuckel: Not counting last night.

    Griffin Mill: Not counting last night.

    Walter Stuckel: Why'd you go all the way to Pasadena to meet him?

    Griffin Mill: He had an idea I was interested in, I wanted to talk to him right away.

    Walter Stuckel: His girlfriend, I guess she was a friend of yours, too? Think fast!

    [He throws a ball at Griffin who barely catches it]

    Griffin Mill: Jesus Christ, Walter! What is this?

    Walter Stuckel: It's called the third degree. Don't like it? Wait till the police are asking questions.