╰★浪子的个人资料

刘德华的桃姐半年前就拍好了，为什么这么久还不上映。听说这次是华子一个人投资的，是不是又演了部烂片啊！一直都不敢上映，莫非要等到三八富女节才上映，这不是专门欺骗观众吗，一点职业道德都都没有。

【TOM·经典】夜访吸血鬼所有台词 LOUIS: So you want me to tell you the story of my life... 路易：你想要我把我的故事告诉你？ MALLOY: Oh yes, like I said, that's what I do. I interview people. I’m a collector of lives. F.M. radio. K.F.R.C. 马洛依：是的，我说过，这就是我的工作。我是人生故事的收藏家。我采访别人，然后在K.F.R.C电台播出。 LOUIS: You'll need a lot of tape for my story. 路易：我的故事需要很多的磁带来记录。 MALLOY: No problem. I got a bag full of tape ready. 马洛依：没关系，我准备了一整袋的磁带。 LOUIS: You followed me here, didn't you? 路易：你跟踪我到这儿，不是吗？ MALLOY: Yeah, I suppose I did. You seemed very interesting. This is where you live? 马洛依：对，正是这样。你看上去相当有趣。你住在这儿吗？ LOUIS: No. Just a room... 路易：不，这只是一个房间…… MALLOY: What do you say we get started? So, what do you do? 马洛依：你说我们怎么开始呢？你是干什么的？ LOUIS: I'm a vampire. 路易：我是个吸血鬼。 MALLOY: That’s something I haven’t heard before. Well, you mean this literally, I take it. 马洛依：这我倒从来没有听说过。嗯，你说真的？ LOUIS: Absolutely. I was waiting for you in that alleyway, watching you watching me. And then you began to speak. 路易：千真万确。我在那条小巷子里等着你，看着你看见我。然后你开口说话。 MALLOY: So what a lucky break for me. 马洛依：那我真走运。 LOUIS: Perhaps lucky for both of us. 路易：也许我俩都很走运。 M: Yousaid you were waiting for me? What will you do? Kill me, drink my blood or likes that? 马洛依：你在……你说你在等着我？你要干什么？杀了我，喝我的血或者诸如此类的事情？ LOUIS: Yes. But you needn't be worry about that now. 路易：不错。不过现在你无需担心。 MALLOY: You believe this, don't you? That you're a vampire? 马洛依：你为什么相信这个，相信你是个吸血鬼？ LOUIS: We can't begin this way. Let me turn on the light. 路易：我们不能这样开始。我打算把头顶上的灯打开。 MALLOY: But I thought vampires didn't like the light. 马洛依：可我以为吸血鬼不喜欢灯光呢。 LOUIS: We love it. I only wanted to prepare you. 路易：我们喜欢灯光。我只想为你准备。 MALLOY: Christ!

【TOM·讨论】听说很多电影院都发生了互相偷票房的现象。听说电影院都发生了互相偷票房的现象，不知碟4能不能逃过魔抓？

【TOM·视频】阿汤哥第74届奥斯卡颁奖典礼开幕词

【TOM·评价】小眼看世界喜欢碟中谍系列1-3 碟中谍1 我喜欢这部电影中那副眼镜，很有创意的一种特工工具，戴上这付眼镜，能看到一切想看到的东西，也能让同伴看到想看到的东西，这个是个绝妙的东西。还有那个神奇的口香糖，红和绿相融合能立马引爆。这个小东西在电影中出现过两次，给电影增加了几分的卖点。然后，就是电影最后一幕，火车那场，真的是相当的火爆和刺激，看的是惊心动魄，当把敌人消灭后，直升飞机险些把男主人公的喉咙刺破，可谓惊险中的惊险。说说剧情，那个叛徒老头，为了金钱，把自己的战友全部杀死，嫁祸男主人公，又用自己的女人引诱男主人公，看事情败露又杀死自己的女人，突然感觉世界上怎么会有这么无耻的人呢，但是，现实社会这样的人，是真实的存在，只是不像电影中的那样，表现的这么的赤裸而已。钱真的是一个可怕的东西，能让一个人失去理智，放弃所有的东西，包括自己的生命。

【TOM·娱乐】大S汪小菲约看阿汤哥

有谁看过05年的生死对决，实际上逆战就是生死对决的升级版。有谁看过05年的生死对决，实际上逆战就是生死对决的升级版。不过林志颖演的那个杀手，真的好帅啊

【TOM·演技】阿汤哥的帅是自然流露，不是耍出来的，看看就知道！

十三钗美国影评 centers on a young girl named Shu (newcomer Zhang Xinyi), a student at the local convent school. At the start of the film, she and her adolescent classmates are running fearfully through Nanjing, seeking the sanctuary of their church. Carnage surrounds them as bullets whiz by and Japanese soldiers kill any and everyone in their sight. Along the way, Shu and two friends get separated from the group, and cross paths with a lone American, John Miller (Christian Bale), who has come to town to bury the recently deceased priest of the girls’ school. He’s no man of God, but a mortician seeking a paycheck. After getting the girls safely back to the church, he promptly demands payment from their pint-sized caretaker, a young boy named George (Huang Tianyuan). But George insists that they have no money, no parents, nothing. Frustrated, Miller begins to ransack the place, looking for collection money or something he can sell so the trip won’t be a total loss. Meanwhile, a flock of courtesans—headed by the sinfully chic Yu Mo (newcomer Ni Ni with a striking screen presence)–hops the wall surrounding the church, demanding sanctuary. With their snug-fitting dresses, bold red lips and slinky struts, they are unlike anything the girls of the convent—with their regulation bob haircuts and make-up free faces—have ever seen. They hate each other on sight. John, on the other hand, is instantly enchanted by the glamorous and cool Yu Mo, much to the chagrin of Shu, who has developed an intense crush on this bristly, bearded outsider. However, these petty grudges are forced aside when the horror of war invades the church. After the Japanese breach the protective walls of the church, the girls try to make it to the secret basement where the courtesans hide, but failing that are terrorized by malicious Japanese soldiers who ghoulishly attempt rape within the walls of the church. It’s at this moment that John goes from a selfish drunkard to a hero. Dressed in the dead priest’s robes, John confronts the Japanese soldiers in a scene that is both breathtaking and heartbreaking. From here on out, he is not a selfish American, but the father-figure to a dozen girls and a hero to the women of the red light district. Realizing the Japanese will return, he begins a plan to get them all out of Nanjing. With it’s massive scope and extraordinary cinematography, it’s little wonder that this feature was chosen as China’s Oscar submission for Best Foreign-Language Film. There’s plenty to praise in Yimou’s Flowers of War, which with a budget of upwards $100 million is China’s most expensive film production to date. The film is filled with breathtaking visuals that are in turn gorgeous and gruesome. Disturbing images of war are counterbalanced with various loving images of the sweet grace of the girls and undeniable sensuality of the women of Nanjing, who are often caught in blazes of color from the church’s vivid stained glass windows. Flowers is likewise punctuated with powerful performances. Bale is stirring as a mortician masquerading as a priest, and his scenes with Ni are filled with a palpable heat. Likewise, young Xinyi, who was plucked from obscurity for the production, is solid in the subtlety of her performance. It’s an incredible epic that’s poignant and powerful, even though Yimou struggles with the multi-language aspect of the film. Characters restate exposition to each other in different languages or verbalize what is understood without words, adding to an overlong runningtime of 141 minutes. Still, it’s a fascinating story told by a master filmmaker. Bold, brutal, and beautiful, The Flowers of War is a must-see. The Flowers of War opens in NY on December 21, expanding to Los Angeles and San Francisco on December 23.

【碟中谍4】很多电影是前集好看后集难看很多电影是前集好看续集难看，碟中谍是一集比一集好看，大家同意这个说法吗。