I have read it 4 times before and after. Compared with the Godfather series, this is easier to understand. The plot can be described as the smoke of the past. Noodles have been loved and hated, drunk and sober, and done everything. In the end, facing his former lover, he was no longer overwhelmed as he was when he was a child, and he was no longer as fanatical as he was in middle age, but just looked down on it. When faced with the fact that his old friend turned out to be the mastermind, he just took it lightly. The casting, soundtrack, director, and script of the movie are all very luxurious, and the shooting techniques are quite skilled. It is said that it is a work of one sword in ten years. In fact, it is more than ten years. Sergio Leone has been a director for decades, but he has made very few films. Perhaps it is because he carefully crafted each film, and he is also integrated into the American past. It took his life's hard work, so it eventually became the absolute sound.
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