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电影(yǐng )剧情(qí(🏆)ng )： 罗丽拉（玛(mǎ )丽莲·梦露 Marilyn Monroe 饰(shì )）(💄)和(🎢)桃(🎡)乐西（简(jiǎn )·拉(🐆)(lā(💭) )塞尔 Jane Russell 饰）是舞(wǔ )台上的好搭档(dà(👋)ng )，生(💵)活(🔦)中(🐄)的好(hǎo )伙(huǒ )伴。艳(🍛)光四射(shè )的两(liǎng )人走在一起，吸引了(✨)无(🧛)数(🎥)男(🍔)(nán )人的目光，然而(🛢)(ér )，她(tā )们并非空有一(yī )副好皮囊，论(📩)(lù(😝)n )智(🌗)商，罗丽拉(lā )和桃(🧜)乐(🖲)西可不输(shū )给任(rèn )何人。 木兰易(yì(♊) )服(😯)代(😇)父(🙋)从军,征(zhēng )战十多(🐫)年间冲锋(fēng )陷阵,巾帼不让(ràng )须眉(mé(🕞)i ),勇(🧕)退(🧑)入侵的外(wài )族。 芸術(💿)性か? In this sequel to "The Paleface", Bob Hope and Jane Russell return as the lead characters. Hope plays Junior Potter, who returns to claim his father's gold, which is nowhere to be found. Throw in Russell as "Mike", the luscious head of a gang of thieves, and Roy Rogers as a federal marshal hot on her trail. Written by Becki Bozart 电影剧情： 电影(yǐng )剧情(qíng )：(🔡) 1945年(⏫)（(🤨)昭(🏺)和20年(nián )）3月、米(🌳)軍(🔢)が沖縄上陸作戦(zhàn )に着手するな(🌑)か(🗯)、(🍂)艦(🏩)(jiàn )砲射撃と艦載(🚎)(zǎi )機の機銃掃射(shè )が続く沖縄。ひめ(⛰)ゆ(🌬)り(😘)部隊と呼ばれ陸(🛡)軍(💌)病院に配属された女(nǚ )子(zǐ )学生(🏆)た(📽)ち(⚫)は(😓)、黙々と任務を(🕉)遂行(háng )していく。卒(zú )業式も壕のな(💶)か(🤢)で(👻)行われる。いよいよ(🤫)米軍が迫(pò )ってくるなか、軍はい(📧)ち(🐟)早(🏔)く退却(què )。女子学(⛺)生(🐟)たちは丸腰で逃(táo )げ続けるしか(🧕)な(🕒)か(🏿)っ(🐗)た。 Carl Martin is a morose and deranged Los Angeles gardener, who,in retribution for the infidelity of his unfaithful wife, sets about to kill as many blonde's as he can. From the time the film opens, to the sound of a radio turned up full-blast over the still-warm corpse of a blonde, the audience knows the identity of the killer. The film depicts, with documentary realism as it was shot on location in and around Los Angeles, how the police, using laboratory techniques against the few clues they have, track down Martin. Their key clue is a spring from a pair of garden shears. The police move in just as Martin is about to add Jane Saunders, the daughter of a greenhouse owner, to his long list of victims. A group of men of differing circumstances and personalities gather at a monastery to undergo a course of spiritual reappraisal. They comprise of a candle-maker, a politician, an ex-prisoner, a novelist and a petty thief trying to elude the police. All have their own spiritual problems to solve, except the thief. The politician, a former partisan leader, suffers the remorse of causing the deaths of three innocent men on a sabotage mission; he is set for the priesthood. The prisoner, a sick and possibly dying man, lacks the courage to visit his wife who is now happily remarried; his padre has advised him to leave her alone. The novelist bears the moral responsibility for offences committed by young people led astray by his writings; he earns a lot for his work, but is too demoralized to continue. Then the candle-maker - miserly, smooth-talking and bigoted - is unlikely to receive any benefit from his retreat to the monastery...