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Well, except for the meaning
Charlie 2022-04-19 09:01:20
The part where the puppet master manipulates the puppets to participate in the Swan Lake is very artistic. It is unexpected that the movements of the puppets can be so delicate and rich, and they are no less than real people. It can be seen that the screenwriter has worked hard on puppets. As an artistic attempt, I think puppets can really be mounted. Another point to watch is the director's grasp of details. The success of the actor's puppet career depends on the perspective of TV news footage. The length is not lacking, it is very rich and credible, and the smooth rhythm of this broken shot is no less than that of an action movie. All in all, this film is imaginative but believable, and it is perfect compared to the rubbish "Battle of the Dragons" who act like a frog at the bottom of a well.
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Jake 2022-03-24 09:01:18
Why do I want to cry so much... Kaufman's brain is definitely a labyrinth that I can't get out of. It's so talented, and his debut novel has a great style. Who is the puppet, Malkovich or Cray? I will give you 15 minutes to be someone else. Would you like it? What if you can't come back again?
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Margarita 2022-03-23 09:01:18
Becoming someone else can only be an experience after all. Indulging in it, you will lose yourself. Finding yourself is the right thing to do. Cameron Diaz was almost unrecognizable.
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Lotte Schwartz: I think it's kinda sexy that John Malkovich has a portal, y'know, sort of like, it's like, like he has a vagina. It's sort of vaginal, y'know, like he has a, he has a penis AND a vagina. I mean, it's sort of like... Malkovich's... feminine side. I like that.
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First J.M. Inc. Customer: Now when you say that I can be somebody else, whaddya mean exactly?
Craig Schwartz: Well, we mean exactly that. We can put you inside someone else's body, for fifteen minutes.
First J.M. Inc. Customer: Can I be anybody that I wanna be?
Craig Schwartz: Well, you... actually...
Maxine: You can be John Malkovich.
First J.M. Inc. Customer: Perfect! It's... my... second choice, but it's wonderful. I'm a fat man. I'm sad and I...
Maxine: Two hundred dollars.