Ralph, dear Ralph, the classic model of the old man I am obsessed with. The first time I fell in love with this man was in the red dragon. I don't know where his charm is, but I couldn't help screaming as soon as he appeared. The color of the eyes is very light, and it is difficult to distinguish whether it is sad or happy. Seeing Schindler’s list without knowing it, that contradictory fascist officer can become brutal and terrifying in a gentle and charming moment, with the elegant eyes and taste, and then the smile that disappears in an instant, the gentleman and the devil are in one Change in seconds.
ps: Shaking camera, arrest scene, Mace yelled at his man, how can you do this in front of the child! With the shaking camera, Metz rushed into the room and heard a gentle voice telling a story, then a kind face turned to smile. The world is quiet. Ralph's smile. So just like Metz, so at that moment the lens fell in love with this man.
This woman is also very tasteful, admiring the muscle lines of her whole body, as well as the strong colors, red, black and white, just like her style in the movie, tough but gentle, and what I admire the most is her. Snake hair, Medusa, likes her very much, so I always kindly call her a snake hair girl when I look at it.
I like those two policemen, haha, these two guys are here for this role~especially William Fichtner, it is very suitable for the role of suicide by drinking bombs.
And Michael Wincott, Philo is also very suitable for the role. Xiaowan.
The concept and emotion of the whole movie are still very moving, and the ending is also very ethereal and flying, with the decadence of the end of the century and the hope of the new millennium.
But Max was the real murderer and his deceptive period was a bit frustrated. It felt that the front was too much, and then he took it back, but it was far-fetched. (I don't know why, when Max comes out of the car in full costume and meets them, and then pretends to say that there is some secret organization of cleaning forces, I think he is the murderer). . . That paragraph feels a little anticlimactic.
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