Guy Ritchie...forget it

Rosalind 2022-04-23 07:01:26

It's almost 2021, and finally I can't help but start with "Gentlemen" [cover face] Gai Dao's new film, which I started to pay attention to at the beginning of the year, was not able to go to theaters because of the epidemic, and I don't know if I lost money this time, I lost money If you make Aladdin's second blood, you won't pay for the second secret agent, please ask gkd. Due to various reasons (the college entrance examination and so on), I avoided the first wave of popularity and spoilers, and the resources were left on the online disk for a long time because I was too busy in the second half of the year. I watched it once.) Sure enough, I watched Director Gai’s films only zero and countless times. When I was a child, I didn’t know it was Director Gai when I watched the Big Rot series. Years later, I watched “Secret Agent” with the same taste. From the soundtrack to serving the Tao, people call him a good guy [Wang Chai] (Big Fog) Obviously, the first Hunan film I watched was "Huan Tai", and I was forced to swipe it. Unfortunately, machine sex loves everything except mecha I don't remember, and then the waterloo gothic horror film "Scarlet Mountain" in the career of the gyro Wonderful Hands Rejuvenation [Social Society] In the end, according to the international practice #guyrich is not worthy to eat roast duck... harass #guyrich...forget it

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  • Reginald 2022-03-23 09:01:24

    This is very interesting. It stands to reason that both Scorsese and Gerich made gangster movies. Gerich’s movies are very popular, and Scorsese hates explosions. Who can explain... Oh, and Charlie Hunnam's appearance is simply the soul of the entire film.

  • Coleman 2021-10-20 19:02:51

    The mantis is always catching the cicadas, and the cardinals are always behind; the marijuana sellers look down on the heroin sellers, and Arsenal made another background board; don't mess with the Russians, let alone a man who is afraid of his wife... If you throw him in Urumqi, all the barbecue chefs in Xinjiang will lose their jobs. We are happily welcoming Gai's barbecue again-skewer all the characters together like mutton skewers and grill them on the fire. Master Gai keeps sprinkling cumin and chili on top. Please tell me loudly whether it is fragrant or not. ?

The Gentlemen quotes

  • Fletcher: Enter our protagonist. He's good looking. He's gorgeous. He's golden age. He's a proper handsome cunt. His name is Mickey Pearson. Unique background has our Mickey. American born, Rhodes scholar. So he's born clever, but poor. Now that's quite a leap from a trailer park in Americana to the thousand year-old university in old Angleterre, where he studies the dark art of horticulture. But he never finished his education, never went home, because he found his vocation. A naughty vocation. He's a bad boy. He starts dealing the dirty wonder weed to his rich, British, upper-class uni pals, and realizes he's rather good at it. But now the plot begins to thicken. He has reached a crossroads in his life. The middle class and the middle age, they've got to him. They've corrupted his appetite for the horrors. He's gone soft. He wanted to cash in his chips, and get out of the game, and he seems to have found the perfect customer.

  • Rosalind Pearson: He's a fox, and foxes have a predictable nature. Trust this Jew about that Jew. If you let him in the henhouse, you can expect blood and feathers everywhere.