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こうした差別の問題やテーマに取り組むことは難しいですが、作品として世界に届けることができたのは素晴らしいことだと思います。
私個人が特に印象的だったのは、彼らがKomoko をどのように描いたかということで、キャラクターを視覚的に明らかにすることはなく、アメリカ俳優だけで完成させたということです。
車の上に鹿
カバの身体とウサギの脳みその保安官ティム
半分馬で半分ワニ
Not Animal
動物が良く出てくるなぁ。
好きなセリフ
・警戒しないのは良いが車を貸さないのは困る
・私は行いは正しく、牛乳も毎日飲むが人のことには関わらん。
・あんたは怖くて冷や汗で溺れ死ぬ
・光り輝く素晴らしい考えが浮かんだんだ
・男は友達がいれば大丈夫だ。私がついてる
・ウイスキーで洗い流せ
・「勲章を頂きたい」『誰がだね？』「拠り所に。励みに」
Komoko!!
It was funny that there was a deer on top of the car and Lee Marvin tore the wiring out of the car.
I also like the relationship between Tim and Doc. Especially Tim, who’s a drunk and unreliable, yet I can still sense his pride as a sheriff. The conversation between Doc and Macreedy about the medal at the end is also good.
I knew exactly what you meant during the scene where he fights with karate instead of resorting to guns! Pete's performance is impressive when he comes clean with fear.
To this day I've seen a few Lee Marvin movies and thought his voice was great too!
Dealing with such issues and themes of discrimination is challenging, but I think it's remarkable that they managed to bring this as a work to the world. What particularly impressed me is how they portrayed Komoko, never revealing the character visually, and accomplished it without using Japanese actors.
・ Chili without beans.
・This is liable to be the hardest ten dollars you ever earned in your life.
・Look, I try to live right. I drink my milk every day.
