谈判官大结局 第02集

Also known as Kôya no Dacchi waifu (Dutch Wife is slang for an inflatable sexdoll). A private detective is hired to find a woman who has apparently been murdered in a snuff film. It turns out the woman's not dead, but very much alive, and he gets sucked into a torrid affair with her that leaves him questioning his sense of reality. Tom (Lanning Beckman), an amoral grifter comes to Montreal during the summer of Expo. He picks up Vicky (Astri Torvik), a bored librarian and begins to teach her the ways to steal and swindle. Soon after the relationship between the two develops, Tom finds that his new student threatens his own dominence. 一个(🌬)(gè(⛏) )广告公(gōng )司经理在(😕)一次下(🌵)电(🛷)梯的时候意外发现(⛰)了自己(🚏)具(🕡)有特(tè )殊的精(jīng )神(📰)能力(lì )，于是(shì )他离开(🥨)(kāi )的家(🌾)人(📉)来到(dào )演艺圈(quān )运(⛲)用自(zì(🔧) )己(👪)的特(tè )殊能力(lì )赚(🏔)了很(hěn )多(🍍)钱，与此同(tóng )时，在光(🤱)鲜的成就背后，他和他(✒)的家人(🖍)朋(⌚)友都渐渐的疏远(yuǎ(💬)n )了...... ——(🗺)幻(🏮)想记(jì )忆 1967年8月(yuè )13号(🐭)，Kuk Dong电影公司推出(chū )了一部(bù )名(🕥)为(🚔)《大怪兽(shòu )龙卡利(lì(💏) )》的科(kē(🌵) )幻(🏉)电影(yǐng )，主角(jiǎo )是一(🍢)头喷火(🥦)的(🍙)巨型恐龙；趁着日(⏫)本怪物电影盛行东(dō(🛴)ng )风，它(tā(😮) )在(😓)北美(měi )市场也(yě )受(💊)到了关(📄)注(🎣)，后被(bèi )誉为“韩国科(💲)(kē )幻电影(yǐng )鼻祖”。 Since this is the very first user-comment submitted for "Date for a Murder", I was really hoping to enlighten all you readers about another totally forgotten and fascinating Italian cult film from the late 60's! Sadly, it didn't turn out to be the undiscovered gem that I was desiring to see (with the recent popularity towards for Italian cinema, I assume all the greatest films have already been identified), yet it's nonetheless an interesting crime/thriller with some raw action sequences and a fairly compelling plot. Two American friends coincidentally meet each other in the Italian countryside and agree to get back together again a couple of days later in Rome, after they both settled some private affairs. When one of them doesn't show up, the other one gets concerned and fears that something suspicious happened. He investigates the case himself and it doesn't take long before he's entangled in a network of industrial espionage, blackmail and even cold-blooded murder. The story, especially towards the finale, is rather predictable and the obligatory love-story is completely pointless. The heroic duo (the American and a local police commissioner) are likable characters and all the villains look effectively menacing, most notably the creepy guy in motorized wheelchair! To finish up, the film contains several beautiful images of Rome, the soundtrack is exciting and the action scenes (on rooftops, on remote highways, in dark alleys, ...) are well choreographed. "Date for a Murder" was written by Fernando Di Leo – who's really an expert in the genre – but perhaps it also needed a famous and experienced director to make it more memorable. In 1920 an archaeological expedition discovers the tomb of an ancient Egyptian child prince. Returning home with their discovery, the expedition members soon find themselves being killed off by a mummy, which can be revived by reading the words off the prince's burial shroud.