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本片改(🎾)编自威(🤺)伯史密斯的小说，一名佣(🚷)兵受雇(🥀)护卫一(⏯)辆行(há(😾)ng )经(jīng )战(😃)(zhàn )火正(🛅)炽的刚果的火车，去解救一群(🦔)难民，取(🤙)得价值(zhí )连(lián )城(chéng )的(de )钻(🚅)(zuàn )石(shí(🌒) )原(yuán )石(♈)(shí )…还(🐄)(hái )救了(📃)一位美(🦐)丽的传教士。 When a series of package bombs show up on the doorsteps of prominent politicians and businessmen in the summer of 1919, U.S. Bureau of Investigation Agent William Flynn (Strathairn) is assigned the task of finding those responsible. He becomes immersed in an investigation that uncovers an anarchist plot to destroy democracy. Inspired by true events of the 20s the film sets the stage for a timely thriller with resoundingly similar parallels to the contemporary war on terrorism and the role government plays to defeat it. 1999年12月、夫婦でワ(😘)ゴン車(🏐)に乗っ(🗒)て旅をしている(🥚)最中に(🧛)末期が(🥨)んだっ(🙂)た妻が(🏖)車内で(💶)亡くな(⏱)り、保(bǎo )護(hù )者(zhě )遺(yí )棄(qì(😢) )致(zhì )死(🛎)(sǐ )事(shì )件(jiàn )として報道(🧠)された(🐖)実話を(🌝)、三浦(🌍)友和と(🖇)石田ゆ(🏻)り子主演で映画化。当事(shì )者(👴)(zhě )の夫(💭)・清水久典さんによる(🥓)同名手(⛰)記をも(🛠)とに、(🥥)死(sǐ )と(🔧)向(xiàng )き(🕘)合(hé )いながら9カ月間にわたって旅(💳)を続け(🔟)た夫婦の深い愛を描き(🐳)だす。三(👨)億円強(🧤)奪(duó )事(🐆)(shì )件(jià(🙏)n )を題材(🧢)にした映画「初恋」の塙幸(🚤)成監督(😆)がメガホンをとる。 Trilogy of Terror (original title: Trilogia de Terror) is a 1968 Brazilian horror film by Brazilian film director/actor José Mojica Marins. Marins is also known by his alter ego Zé(😢) do Caixao (in English, Coffin Joe). The film consists of 3 stories adapted from the Brazilian TV series Além, Muito Além do Alé(😅)m (Beyond, Much Beyond the Beyond): O Acordo (The Agreement), A Procissao dos Mortos (Procession of Dead), and Pesadelo Macabro (Macabre Nightmare). Prata Palomares is a product of the "Cinema Novo" movement in Brazil, which sought to create a truly Brazilian approach to filmmaking. In this hallucinogenic, violent film, two guerilla warriors (Itala Nandi and Renato Borghi) appear in the middle of an unknown military skirmish. Their quest is to return to military headquarters. Along the way, they see a young man drinking blood gathered from the shrine of the Bleeding Virgin; he then shoots and attempts to eat a buzzard, and then meets an incarnation of the Bleeding Virgin who is being tortured and disfigured. When they see a priest killed, one of the twosome seeks to take his place and meets the same fate. The survivor then boards a boat which will probably take him to his destination. 自殺し(➕)、死者(🧚)となっ(🚥)た人々(🥟)がそれぞれの死に至る経緯(🏝)と方法(🚥)を語(yǔ )り始めるが…。山(🈲)内大輔(🍰)が監督(❕)・企画(👍)・脚本(🎙)を務(wù(🤧) )めたエロティック・ドラマ。 Opening with a funky 70's concert presumably in Italy, DEATH RAGE is an obscure Italian knockoff of the American action flick starring Yul Brynner in one of his final film performances. Brynner is really the only good reason to watch this movie, as there is very little special about it beyond that. Barbara Bouchet, Brynner's leading lady, is very sexy and does show a lot of skin, so there is some eye candy. Unfortunately, Brynner and Bouchet, in terms of acting, have almost no chemistry together (according to the trivia section at IMDb, they did not get along on the set--it shows). For those not familiar with Italian cinema during the 70's and 80's, keep in mind that the dubbing is never well done in these kinds of movies. The main focus is watching Brynner being a badass (which he does exceptionally well), watching Bouchet's body, and seeing lots of gunfights, car chases, and explosions. The plot is nothing new, and some of the dialogue is out-and-out stolen from other films. The special effects are standard for the time, and there is some animation featured during Brynner's flashback sequences (the "Death Rage" from the title). The movie follows retired hit-man Peter Marciani (Brynner), whose brother was, once upon a time, killed by the Mafia. He is lured out of retirement to hunt the man responsible for his brother's death, and travels to Italy, where he meets a goofy young wannabe named Angelo (Massimo Ranieri). Angelo shows him to his method for manipulating horse races, then takes him to a nightclub where Marciani is introduced to exotic dancer Anny (Bouchet). With his companions by his side, Marciani avoids death and struggles with his eye condition while trying to bring down the mob. 28 October 2006 (Season 32, Episode 4) Controversial singer-songwriter Franco Califano takes his tough, no nonsense persona to the big screen in one of his few starring roles as the man with the Gardenia, a restaurant owner who is not afraid to stand up to the mob. It's little wonder that every woman in the film swoons and sighs at the sight of him and all men, even the baddies, are awestruck at his appearance. Not that they show him constant respecto, if that were the case we wouldn't have much of a picture.