genius

Dolores 2022-04-20 09:01:12

Whether it's making a movie or building an airplane, when he is in a desperate situation, the "strategists" around him are persuading him to try his best to protect himself. A natural gambler. But he is also a far-sighted gambler, sticking to his own views and beliefs, never hesitating or compromising. The results were all unexpectedly good. Is it because he is lucky? Or is it because he is rich and wise, born with the capital to gamble?

Of course, the law of conservation of gain and loss applies to Hughes as well. Having everything, he also has crazy paranoia. His paranoia and extreme cleanliness make him doubt, fear and despair all the time.

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Extended Reading
  • Otha 2022-03-22 09:01:15

    His life seems to be a torrent-like story, but the film is too long, not compact enough or exciting. Leonardo's acting skills are in fact constantly improving, but a good film alone is not enough to rely on actors. For a person to be successful, paranoia and good luck have at least one of them, and some people have the two at the same time, which is really a gift from God.

  • Nels 2021-10-20 19:01:38

    Leonardo played so well

The Aviator quotes

  • [Howard and the star of "Hell's Angels", Jean Harlow have arrived at the premiere]

    Emcee: Big night for you, Mr. Hughes.

    [Howard can't hear him]

    Emcee: BIG NIGHT FOR YOU TONIGHT!

    Howard Hughes: [finally hears him; smiles] Very big, very big.

    Emcee: Tell us what it was like making this fabulous picture.

    Howard Hughes: [still can't hear him; continuing to smile] Yes!

    Emcee: Yeah... So, 4 million clams from your own pocket. Nervous how the flick will fly?

    Howard Hughes: [has finally given up on hearing him] Big night. You enjoy the show.

    Emcee: Yes, well, let me present the feminine star of this spectacle, "Hell's Angels", Miss Jean Harlow!

    Jean Harlow: Thank you. I would like to use this occasion to publicly thank Mr. Hughes for the opportunity he gave me. Thank you.

  • [after the premiere of "Hell's Angels", everyone in the crowd applauds]

    Jean Harlow: Stand up, slim! Take a bow!

    [almost reluctantly, Howard does so]