nine deaths

Coralie 2022-04-20 09:01:20

In fact, you can guess the plot from the beginning, and it can be regarded as Cameron's growth.

The male protagonist was impulsive at first, and he paid the price for his immaturity. Cameron was released early because of his good behavior. In order to give her daughter a gift before her birthday, he sat in the air prison, but he almost died. But he was smart and witty, and he managed to gain trust. How should I put it, he is a very kind person, whether it is for the inmates or the female police officer. I sweated for him several times.

The plot of the whole film is still very compact, and the final plane crashing into the playground was also a thrill.

The film is also very sweet at the end.

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Extended Reading
  • Effie 2022-04-23 07:01:27

    So wonderful. Whenever there is a fight, I am worried for fear that personal heroism will become dead. Cage can break out in silence. The supporting roles are great and Cusack is still young. Fierce, the worst of the worst Atlantic, the really weird Virus shouting welcome to con air is really courageous, and a few black people are also worth watching. If it weren't for the theme song of the same year as titanic, oscar will be taken~

  • Jerad 2022-04-23 07:01:27

    Or Cage, to be honest, his early works are very good-looking, and the King of War is my favorite!

Con Air quotes

  • Cyrus Grissom: Considering my audience, I'm going to make this very quick and very simple.

    [points to objects in the sand]

    Cyrus Grissom: This is the boneyard, this is the hanger, this is our plane.

    Viking: [points] What's that?

    Cyrus Grissom: That's a rock.

    [knocks it out of the way]

    Viking: Okay.

  • Larkin: [while in surveillance truck] Nathan Jones, A.K.A. Diamond Dog. Former general of the Black Guerillas. He blew up a meeting of the National Rifle Association saying, and I quote, "They represented the basest negativity of the white race." He wrote a book in prison called, "Reflections in a Diamond Eye." New York Times called it a wakeup call for the black community. They're talking to Denzel for the movie.