sweat~~

Oda 2022-04-20 09:01:03

I just watched the US version of Infernal Affairs. The version I downloaded is a double CD. I feel that the editing is a bit problematic. The transition of some plots is very blunt. I believe Lao Ma's works will not be like this. There must be a problem with the version I downloaded. . However, this demon doesn't plan to watch the 3cd version again. Because the preconceived feeling is too strong.

Personally, I feel that the old beauty in the film are all furious and anxious, just like the old Nicholson said in the chip trading scene, "If you want to regain Taiwan as soon as possible, do things fluently and quickly. One-handed payment and one-handed delivery.” Maybe Lao Ma couldn't help pulling his hair when he watched the Hong Kong version. Curse, don't beat, don't kill! It's too fucking necessary to vent!" So in the US version, the rooftop classic became Leonardo and Matt's rooftop practice, only to beat Matt's nose, bruised and bloody. F**K!!!! Sure enough, it's a lot rough and bold, and I even don't want to watch it a second time, sweat~~

In any case, you can't use cool to describe the American version, even if it's an old horse! But then again, maybe the old beauties like it...

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Extended Reading
  • Horace 2022-03-23 09:01:06

    Lao Ma very accurately changed all the sentiments of the original version, but from another aspect, the Yankee may like this kind of mouthful running F. Everyone runs around with a twisted expression like a chicken blood. Go, headshot in front of the audience, and by the way let the two protagonists engage in the same "sentiment" of the same woman, there is no way. It is not the story that is unacceptable, but the understanding of the story.

  • Karlie 2022-04-24 07:01:01

    It feels a lot different from the Hong Kong version, but I still like why the score is so low = = But the bridge section of the elevator and the 5-10 minutes at the end are really good. . Makes me want to deduct points

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!