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A group of native Chinese who do not understand American culture
Eveline 2022-04-19 09:01:18
After reading Crow's article, I found that the common problem of Chinese people is that they don't understand but love to talk nonsense, and they don't give evidence at all. The so-called "gangster films" are stories about gangsters, such as The Godfather I, II, III, Good Fellas, Once Upon A Time In America, etc. This movie is a classic cop movie. In fact, the classification of this film is not important, the important thing is that this film is mainly based on real events, and it is the true story of Al Capon, who is familiar to Americans, during the prohibition period. Next time I want to comment on the historical background film of the United States People, first understand some American culture!
Extended Reading
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Malone: [at the police training academy] Why do you want to join the force?
George Stone: To protect the property and citizenry of...
Malone: Ah, don't waste my time with that bullshit. Where you from, Stone?
George Stone: I'm from the south-side.
Malone: Stone. George Stone. That's your name? What's your real name?
George Stone: That is my real name.
Malone: Nah. What was it before you changed it?
George Stone: Giuseppe Petri.
Malone: Ah, I knew it. That's all you need, one thieving wop on the team.
George Stone: Hey, what's that you say?
Malone: I said that you're a lying member of a no good race.
George Stone: [He cuffs Stone across the face. As he draws back his arm again, Stone presses a gun under his chin] Much better than you, you stinking Irish shit pig.
Malone: Oh, I like him.
Ness: [Ness looking a bit nervous and Malone smiling at Stone] Yeah I like him too.
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Reporter: [interviewing Capone while a barber shaves him] And what of your reputation for violence? That those who don't buy your product are dealt with violently?
Capone: [pulls his face away from the razor, sees that he's bleeding slightly, the barber looks horrified] S'alright. I grew up in a tough neighborhood and we used to say "You can get further with a kind word and a gun than you can with just a kind word."