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In the face of riots, everyone lost the right to choose.
Avis 2022-02-15 08:01:43
"Lost 1971"—Although it is the first work, De Mante presents sophisticated action scenes and aesthetic styles with a deep foundation, especially the use of light, which closely fits the theme of "Lost", which is great. The first ten minutes was very flat. From the moment of the headshot, the audience was led into an extremely chaotic but orderly Belfast, Northern Ireland. For Chinese audiences, this is a relatively unfamiliar history. In that era when information was still underdeveloped, the term Northern Ireland might be labeled as riot, regional conflict, and terrorism, but when you follow the director’s lens, you will find that the war zone of civil unrest is far more than the frontal exchange of fire between ground forces. It is terrible, because in addition to bullets and killings, lies and betrayal are even more terrifying. After reading it, I can realize that peace is everyone's greatest blessing.
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Brittany 2022-03-25 09:01:13
4.5 Photography and editing are excellent. In this movie, simplicity is the virtue. Jack O'Connell does a good job, his rough and tough temperament can play a variety of roles without changing
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Morris 2022-03-27 09:01:12
7. A small war movie. The soundtrack is psychedelic and gloomy, complementing the hand-held camera shaking and running through the fog. Make full use of the terrain of streets, alleys and high-rise buildings to show the escape process, promote the development of the plot, and peek at the impact of the Civil War in Northern Ireland on the families of ordinary people, which is smooth and enjoyable.
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Gary Hook: Hey, listen, I don't want you worried about me, okay? I'll be fine, promise you.
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Eamon: I'm not going to lie to you.
[pauses for several seconds]
Eamon: This is going to hurt like a fucker.