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A city of love and sin
Myrna 2022-04-21 09:01:23
In this city that breeds sin all the time, love grows as tenaciously as a cactus in a harsh environment, just like the afterglow of the sunset at the end of the film spreads down the river and is extremely beautiful. The honor that belongs to the city in the eyes of young people who grew up in this city is violence and robbery. Doug MacRay is willing to make the most important change for the sudden love, willing to leave his best brother, willing to leave his hometown, willing to give up the honor of this city. "Every day, people wake up and do the same thing. They tell themselves that they will change their lives one day, but no one does it." This kind of love is surprising and enviable, and it makes people give up the love of the first half of their life. In the end, love does not have a perfect ending, which is also the price paid for the sins of this city. Maybe one day love will meet again. Calvino will love this city, it still has a lot of stories worth reading, if there is it in "Invisible City", its name will be Ishtar.
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Kade 2022-03-23 09:01:21
The later, the better: the love between the victim and the victim is the same love, and there is no new sense of robbing the bank, and I have shot so many times, but JR’s Coke makes my friends and foes irrelevant, and in the end The difference between the hero and heroine also surprised me. Thinking about it carefully, many of the plots in the play were unexpected, including Doug's "unjustified" not being with Jim. I think D and C will never meet again.
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Levi 2022-03-22 09:01:17
Compared with many movies of the same type, there are not many more films, and less ones. The plot is not outstanding. I saw the director and screenwriter before I understood it. Uncle Ben still has to do his job well. Rebecca was wasted.
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FBI S.A. Adam Frawley: This is the not fucking around crew so get me something that looks like a print because this not fucking around thing is about to go both ways.
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Doug MacRay: I need your help. I can't tell you what it is, you can never ask me about it later, and we're gonna hurt some people.
James Coughlin: ...Whose car are we gonna' take?