American style

Zella 2022-04-19 09:01:06

I have always had a religious adoration for Infernal Affairs

. I thought it was Mount Everest in a gangster movie, and I couldn't get past it.

So I watched the American version of "The Departed". The

actors have nothing to say. They are all my favorite acting styles,

but the film is still very American . The stigma of culture is

full of foul language throughout the film.

Leonardo is the Hollywood version of Ma Jingtao . There is still a gap between his

hysterical roars and Andy's inner struggles . It still surprises me. It 's a bit like a Korean drama. The whole film tries to render violent aesthetics. Unfortunately , I don't see too many beautiful places . It should use its English name "The Departed" instead of the US version of Infernal Affairs



















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Extended Reading
  • Alexandrine 2021-10-20 18:58:10

    A few days ago, everyone talked about the preference of the US and Hong Kong editions, so I found out and looked at this book by Ma Ma again, and my memories from middle school only came to my mind. I just want to say that I will spare no effort to support the US version, scripts, performances, and editing.

  • Destin 2022-03-23 09:01:06

    How the identity conflics affects IRISH actions, emotions, self-assurance and even dreams.

The Departed quotes

  • Billy Costigan: [coming in at last from his undercover assignment] Look, I just want my identity back, all right? That's all.

    Colin Sullivan: All right, I understand. You want to be a cop again.

    Billy Costigan: No, no, being a cop's not an identity. I want my *identity* back.

  • Mr. French: [quietly, in Costello's ear] Francis, we're ready for the sushi bar.

    Frank Costello: [covered in blood up to his elbows, shouts] Jimmy, bring a mop. And a pail!