- Everything that possibly
could go wrong does in cop movies.
00:00
Honestly, it's not that dramatic.
00:03
- He's a bad mutha...
♪ (campy music) ♪
00:06
...that's Shaft.
♪ (campy music) ♪
00:09
♪ (upbeat intro) ♪
00:11
- (FBE) So today, we're bringing
in police officers under 40
00:21
and we're gonna see if they know
cop movies from the '70s or older.
00:25
- Oh. I'm not very good
at movie things.
00:28
- I mean, I don't know
any movies from the '70s.
00:32
- I might be able
to recognize some of them,
00:34
but I don't know if I'm gonna
be able to actually name them.
00:36
- I like Colors, End of Watch.
00:38
[Inaudible] even though
it's not realistic.
00:42
- Any job that is highlighted
in a movie is turned up to 11,
00:45
so even jobs that focus on teachers,
it's not even close to being realistic.
00:50
It's the same for police officers.
00:55
The only bad part is
when the movies get it wrong,
00:56
which they do a lot,
people think it's true,
00:59
and so that carries over in real life.
01:02
You know, when we arrest someone,
like, "YOU HAVEN'T READ ME MY RIGHTS!"
01:05
It's like, we don't have to...?
01:09
Like, "I SAW THAT IN A MOVIE ONCE!"
01:11
And it's like...
01:14
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
01:15
- Okay... oh, shoot!
01:22
Whoa!
01:24
- I know it's an Al Pacino movie.
01:26
- (gunman) Get away from those alarms.
- Damn.
01:29
- Oh. Wait, is this Heat?
01:32
- Yeah, I know this one.
This is a great movie.
01:34
- (gunman) Put the gun on him!
Get out in the center.
01:36
- (man) Sonny?
01:39
I can't do it, Sonny.
- (chuckling)
01:41
- (Sonny) What?
01:43
- (man) I'm not gonna make it, Sonny.
01:45
- No, no. Whose mans is this?
01:47
- (man) I can't do it, Sonny.
- (Sonny) Oh, [bleep] me!
01:51
- Attica! Attica!
01:53
- Attica! Attica!
01:55
- I don't even know
who the actor is. (chuckling)
01:58
The far guy I thought was the guy
from Step Brothers, but it's not.
02:00
- (FBE) Do you know this movie?
- I do not know that movie.
02:03
It looks good though.
02:05
- That might have been Al Pacino,
but I have no idea what movie that is.
02:06
- Sonny and the Bank Heist.
I don't think that's the title
02:11
but that's my guess.
02:14
- I recognize it. I mean, I've seen--
I just don't know the name of it.
02:14
- Dog Day Afternoon.
02:17
It's actually pretty progressive
if you look back on it.
02:18
Like, back in the '70s, right,
this movie's in the '70s about
02:21
a guy who's getting
his transgender boyfriend a sex change.
02:25
- (FBE) This was Dog Day Afternoon.
- What?
02:31
I have never heard of it.
02:35
- Dog Day Afternoon.
I've heard of that, actually.
02:38
- I've heard of it
but I've just never--
02:40
probably a long time ago
and it probably just went in one ear
02:42
and out the other.
02:44
- (FBE) Dog Day Afternoon
is a crime drama starring Al Pacino
02:45
that came out in 1975,
and it's based off of
02:48
a real bank robbery
that happened three years earlier.
02:51
- Oh, wow. Okay.
02:54
About 11 years before my time.
02:55
- Anytime that that we see crimes
being committed,
02:57
we always wonder
why people are doing it,
02:59
and so when films go
into the mindset of a criminal,
03:01
it makes things very fascinating.
03:06
- It's interesting to see movies
that portray a bad guy.
03:08
We look at people and we go
why do they do what they do,
03:12
and you look back on their history
and sometimes you can
03:14
kind of maybe understand
or relate to why
03:17
they did what they did.
03:20
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
03:21
- (armed man) You're
a very nosey fella, kitty cat, huh?
03:28
You know what happens to nosey fellas?
03:30
Huh, no?
- Stitches?
03:33
- (armed man) Wanna guess? Huh?
- That's Jack Nicholson.
03:35
- He gets cut right here.
- (armed man) Lose their noses.
03:37
- Ooh.
03:39
- (armed man) ...their noses.
- Oh!
03:40
- (victim groaning)
03:42
- I saw that coming.
03:44
- (victim gasping)
03:45
- (armed man) Next time,
you lose the whole thing.
03:46
- This guy's dressed
like Dick Tracy or something.
03:49
- (armed man) Understand?
- Excellent movie.
03:52
- (armed man) Understand?!
- (victim) I understand.
03:55
- (laughing) I have no idea.
I know the actors.
04:01
- (FBE) Do you know this movie?
- I have never seen that.
04:04
- No, absolutely not.
04:07
- The only one I know is The Shining.
04:09
That's the only movie I know he's in.
04:10
- It's The Shining.
04:12
He's a PI, a private investigator,
and he's investigating a murder
04:13
of this high profile individual,
so... a really good movie.
04:19
- (FBE) I think you may have
gotten your stories crossed there.
04:24
This was Chinatown.
- Oh!
04:27
Chinatown, yes.
I have seen this movie.
04:29
Very good movie.
04:31
I just got the names mixed up.
04:33
- (FBE) So this is Chinatown,
starring Jack Nicholson
04:34
and Faye Dunaway.
- That was Jack Nicholson?
04:37
Oh!
04:40
- Ah, okay.
I've heard of it.
04:42
Isn't there a famous saying
with Chinatown,
04:44
like "You're never going to Chinatown"
or nothing-something-something?
04:46
- Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown.
04:50
- Oh! "Forget it, Jake.
It's Chinatown."
04:52
Okay. I knew it was something.
04:54
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
04:56
- (man) I'll take that.
Now be cool, man.
05:02
- I think I know this one.
05:06
- I think I know this one.
05:08
- This one looks familiar.
05:10
- It's clearly a blaxploitation
movie or something.
05:14
- (man) Where's your partner?
05:18
- Oh, that wasn't looking good.
05:27
- (FBE) Do you know this?
- No, I have no idea.
05:30
- I have not-- I don't know
who those actors are.
05:31
- Is it Shaft?
05:33
- Shaft.
05:34
- Aww, dude. That's Shaft.
05:36
- He's a bad mutha...
♪ (campy music) ♪
05:38
...that's Shaft.
♪ (campy music) ♪
05:40
- (FBE) This is Shaft.
- Oh.
05:43
I have heard this movie name
dropped quite a few times.
05:46
- Iconic. I did see the remake
with Samuel L.
05:49
I have not seen the original Shaft.
05:52
- Really? Okay, because I'm like,
I've seen this one.
05:55
I think my dad watched that.
05:58
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
06:00
- What is it?
06:07
- Gone With the Wind?
06:09
- Oh, I really didn't see
this one. (laughing)
06:10
- It's a nice hat.
06:13
- (man 1) ...the stuff
dreams are made of.
06:14
- Oh, my gosh.
This is gonna bother me.
06:16
- Is that a rooster?
06:18
♪ (sad music) ♪
06:20
- She looks traumatized.
06:28
- I've never seen this movie.
06:30
- I have no idea what's
happening right now.
06:32
♪ (music swells) ♪
06:34
- Oh, my gosh!
06:36
I was hoping they'd say
the name of the item
06:38
because the name of the movie
is the name of that item.
06:39
- (FBE) Do you know it?
- Absolutely not. (laughing)
06:41
This was, when, the '70s, '60s?
06:44
- When it was black
and white, I was like, nope.
06:48
- Casa Blanca?
06:50
- Is that the guy from Casa Blanca?
06:51
I don't know.
06:52
- It's definitely I Love Lucy.
06:53
- The name of the movie
is the name of that item.
06:54
What's the name of that item?
06:55
- (FBE) That is a Maltese falcon.
06:57
- The movie is called
The Maltese Falcon.
06:59
I LOVE old-school noir movies.
07:01
The pattern that they used
for noir movies is fantastic.
07:04
And I like the twists and the turns
and the damsel in distress
07:07
turns into the femme fatal
and I just love those kind of movies.
07:10
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
07:14
- (indistinct dialogue)
07:20
- Oh, she was cheating.
Look at him.
07:23
Mmm. Her husband home.
07:26
- This is a cop movie?
07:27
- (husband) Shan't
be a moment, my darling.
07:29
I'll just put on my pajamas.
07:30
- (wife) Darling--
- (husband) Yes?
07:32
- (wife) Look, I think I put
something in my right eye.
07:33
I mean the left.
No, no, this one.
07:35
- (couple arguing)
07:37
- I do not know this movie.
07:39
- (husband) Well, then,
stand still for a moment!
07:40
- Oh wow.
07:41
- Oh, yes! Tip-toe...
Oh, he had to take the liquor.
07:42
He just had to take the liquor.
07:46
- (FBE) Do you know this one?
- No.
07:48
- I really hope this one
is James Bond.
07:50
- Yes, Pink Panther?
07:52
- (FBE) So this is the Pink Panther.
07:54
- Oh, that's the Pink Panther?
07:56
- Not Steve Martin's Pink Panther.
07:57
- (heavy French accent)
I would like to buy a "damburgen."
07:59
- (dialect instructor)
"I would like to buy a hamburger."
08:00
- (heavy French accent)
I would like to buy a "damburgen!"
08:01
- I watched the cartoon. (laughing)
08:03
Is that a start?
08:04
- He's kind of a goofball,
kind of showing a detective, you know?
08:06
It's not always serious.
Sometimes we're goofballs.
08:09
We're here to enforce
and protect people,
08:11
but we're just human beings, too.
We have a sense of humor.
08:13
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
08:15
- Okay.
(tires squealing)
08:23
This one's gonna bother me.
08:25
- Is that-- Gene Hackman, right?
08:26
- Bash it up. Just go ahead
and bash it up.
08:29
- (man) You're not
gonna get away this.
08:31
Put the gun down.
- (man 2) Get back!
08:33
(gunfire)
- Oh.
08:39
- Look, you just can't test them.
08:41
You just don't know
who's really about that life.
08:42
- (passengers screaming)
08:44
- Oh, what movie is this?
08:49
- (FBE) So do you know this movie?
- Mmmmm.
08:51
I don't know. Delta Force?
08:53
- The Taking of Pelham 123?
08:54
- I haven't seen the movie,
but I've seen this scene
08:58
and I don't recall
what movie it's from.
09:01
- (FBE) This is The French Connection.
- Oh, okay, okay.
09:03
No, I've never heard of it.
09:07
- The French Connection
because he's racing the train.
09:08
- I've heard of it many times.
I've never seen any of them.
09:10
- I know there's other
classic police films as well.
09:12
- (FBE) This was the first
R-rated movie to win best picture
09:16
at the Academy Awards.
- Oh, wow. I did not know that.
09:19
- I've been in high speed chases.
They're not fun.
09:22
You've gotta pay attention to people.
09:27
You gotta pay attention the road.
It can be very stressful.
09:28
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
09:31
(alarm ringing)
09:37
- (man) Uh-huh.
09:39
- Clint Eastwood!
09:43
- (man) I know what you're thinking.
- Oh, my gosh.
09:44
Now I'm gonna look so stupid.
09:46
- (man) Did he fire
six shots or only five?
09:47
- Nice.
09:50
- (man) Well, to tell the truth,
in all this excitement,
09:51
I kinda lost track myself.
09:52
But being this is a .44 Magnum,
the most powerful handgun in the world--
09:54
- Oh, yeah, this is
a classic scene right here.
09:58
- (man) You've got to ask yourself
one question: do I feel lucky?
10:00
Well, do you, punk?
10:04
- It's a famous line.
10:08
- (FBE) Do you know this?
- No.
10:09
- I've seen parts of it.
I don't know the title of it.
10:11
- My mind is just
in shambles right now.
10:12
I have actually seen that movie.
10:14
That was the first one I've seen.
10:17
- Dirty Harry.
10:18
- It's Dirty Harry.
10:19
- Dirty Harry.
10:19
- Dirty Harry.
10:20
- It's Dirty Harry.
10:20
- Dirty Harry, yes.
One of my favorites.
10:21
- (FBE) This is Dirty Harry.
- Ah!
10:24
Dirty Harry, all right.
10:26
- I only know the clip,
"Do you feel lucky, punk?"
10:28
Everybody knows that.
10:31
- I saw it a long time ago.
10:32
I actually remembered that one
because I've actually seen--
10:33
that was the only one
I've seen out of all of these.
10:35
- My dad really likes Clint Eastwood,
so growing up, I watched
10:37
a lot of Clint Eastwood,
John Wayne movies.
10:39
- (FBE) Eastwood's iconic portrayal
of the blunt and unorthodox detective
10:40
whose often in trouble with his bosses
set the tone for lots
10:44
of his later roles and inspired
other loose cannon cop films.
10:47
- Oh, here's the thing.
10:51
There's so many angry people,
but there's very little
10:52
loose cannons now.
10:57
- Some people enjoy
those types of things
10:58
because you kinda want to see
the bad guys get it in the end,
10:59
and if it means a cop
has to break a couple rules,
11:03
that makes people feel a bit better.
11:06
- They're still fabricated, honestly,
or there's things where
11:08
it's so dramatic
where you're like, okay,
11:11
if I heard that or if I saw that,
I'm like, oh, backup will be there
11:16
in 30 seconds,
and then there's no backup
11:19
and there's everything
that possibly could go wrong does
11:21
in cop movies.
11:24
Like, honestly,
it's not that dramatic.
11:26
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11:29
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歌词与翻译
[中文]
- 一切可能
警察电影中可能会出错。
老实说，这并没有那么戏剧性。
- 他是个坏人......
♪（做作的音乐）♪
...那就是 Shaft。
♪ （做作的音乐） ♪
♪ （欢快的介绍） ♪
- (FBE) 所以今天，我们带来
40 岁以下的警察
我们要看看他们是否知道
70 年代或更早的警匪片。
- 哦。我不太好
在电影方面。
- 我的意思是，我不知道
任何 70 年代的电影。
- 我也许可以
认出其中的一些人，
，但我不知道我是否会
能够真正说出它们的名字。
- 我喜欢颜色，观看结束。
[听不清] 即使
这不现实。
- 任何突出显示的作业
电影中的数字变成了 11，
所以即使是专注于教师的工作，
这根本不现实。
对于警察来说也是如此。
唯一不好的部分是
当电影出错时，
他们经常这样做，
人们认为这是真的，
，所以这也延续到了现实生活中。
你知道，当我们逮捕某人时，
就像，“你还没读过我的权利！”
就像，我们不必......？
就像，“我在电影里看过一次！”
这就像...
♪（古怪的插曲）♪
- 好吧...哦，开枪！
哇！
- 我知道这是一部阿尔·帕西诺的电影。
- （枪手）远离那些警报。
- 该死。
- 哦。等等，这是热火吗？
- 是的，我知道这个。
这是一部很棒的电影。
- （枪手）用枪指着他！
从中心出来。
- （男）桑尼？
我做不到，桑尼。
-（轻笑）
-（桑尼）什么？
- （伙计）我不会成功的，桑尼。
- 不，不。这是谁的男人？
- （伙计）我做不到，桑尼。
-（桑尼）哦，[哔]我！
- 阿提卡！阿提卡！
- 阿提卡！阿提卡！
- 我什至不知道
演员是谁。 （咯咯笑）
我以为是远处的那个人
来自继兄弟，但事实并非如此。
- (FBE) 你知道这部电影吗？
- 我不知道那部电影。
不过看起来不错。
- 那可能是阿尔·帕西诺，
但我不知道那是什么电影。
- 桑尼和银行抢劫案。
我不认为这就是标题
，但这是我的猜测。
- 我认得。我是说，我见过——
我只是不知道它的名字。
- 狗日下午。
这实际上是相当进步的
如果你回头看的话。
就像，回到 70 年代，对吧，
这部电影讲述的是 70 年代的
一个男人
他的变性男友变性了。
- (FBE) 这是狗日的下午。
- 什么？
我从来没有听说过。
- 狗日下午。
事实上我听说过这个。
- 我听说过
但我从来没有--
可能是很久以前
它可能只是从一只耳朵进入
，从另一只耳朵出去。
- (FBE) 三伏天下午
是一部由阿尔·帕西诺主演的犯罪剧
，于 1975 年上映，
它取材于
一起真实的银行抢劫案
那是三年前发生的事。
- 哦，哇。好的。
大约比我的时代早 11 年。
- 每当我们看到犯罪行为时
致力于，
我们总是想知道
为什么人们这样做，
所以当电影上映时
进入罪犯的心态，
这让事情变得非常有趣。
- 看电影很有趣
描绘了一个坏人。
我们看着人们，然后就走
他们为什么要做他们所做的事情，
然后你回顾一下他们的历史
有时你可以
有点理解
或者讲述为什么
他们做了他们所做的事情。
♪ （离奇插曲）♪
- （武装男子）你是
一个非常爱管闲事的家伙，小猫，是吧？
你知道爱管闲事的家伙会怎样吗？
呃，不是吗？
- 缝针？
- （武装男子）想猜吗？啊？
- 那是杰克·尼克尔森。
- 他就在这里被砍了。
-（武装男子）失去他们的鼻子。
- 哦。
- （武装男子）......他们的鼻子。
- 哦！
- （受害者呻吟）
- 我看到了。
- （受害者喘气）
- （武装男子）下次，
你就失去了一切。
- 这家伙穿着整齐
像迪克·特雷西之类的。
- （武装男子）明白吗？
- 很棒的电影。
- （武装男子）明白吗？！
-（受害者）我明白。
- （笑）我不知道。
我认识演员们。
- (FBE) 你知道这部电影吗？
- 我从来没有见过。
- 不，绝对不是。
- 我唯一知道的是《闪灵》。
这是我知道他出演的唯一一部电影。
- 这是《闪灵》。
他是一名 PI，一名私家侦探，
他正在调查一名知名人士的谋杀案
，
所以...一部非常好的电影。
- (FBE) 我想你可能有
让你的故事在那里交叉。
这是唐人街。
- 哦！
唐人街，是的。
我看过这部电影。
非常好的电影。
我刚刚把名字搞混了。
- (FBE) 这就是唐人街，
由杰克·尼科尔森
和费·唐纳薇主演。
- 那是杰克·尼克尔森？
哦！
- 啊，好吧。
我听说过。
不是有句名言吗
与唐人街，
就像“你永远不会去唐人街”
或者什么都没有-什么-什么？
- 算了，杰克。这是唐人街。
- 哦！ “算了，杰克。
这里是唐人街。”
好的。我知道这是一些东西。
♪ （古怪的插曲）♪
- （伙计）我会接受的。
现在冷静点，伙计。
- 我想我知道这个。
- 我想我知道这个。
- 这个看起来很熟悉。
- 这显然是一种黑人剥削
电影什么的。
- （男）你的搭档在哪里？
- 哦，那看起来不太好。
- (FBE) 你知道吗？
- 不，我不知道。
- 我没有--我不知道
这些演员是谁。
- 是轴吗？
- 轴。
- 哇，伙计。那是轴。
- 他是个坏人......
♪（做作的音乐）♪
...那就是 Shaft。
♪（做作的音乐）♪
- (FBE) 这是 Shaft。
- 哦。
我听说过这个电影的名字
掉了好几次。
- 标志性的。我确实看过重制版
与塞缪尔·L.
我还没有看过原版《Shaft》。
- 真的吗？好吧，因为我就像，
我见过这个。
我想我爸爸看到了。
♪ （离奇插曲）♪
- 这是什么？
- 随风而逝？
- 哦，我真的没看到
这个。 （笑）
- 这是一顶漂亮的帽子。
- (男人 1) ...那些东西
梦想是由.
- 哦，天哪。
这会让我很烦恼。
- 那是一只公鸡吗？
♪（悲伤的音乐）♪
- 她看起来很受创伤。
- 我从未看过这部电影。
- 我不知道是什么
正在发生。
♪ （音乐响起）♪
- 哦，天哪！
我希望他们会说
项目的名称
因为电影的名称
是该项目的名称。
- (FBE) 你知道吗？
- 绝对不是。 （笑）
这是什么时候的 70 年代、60 年代？
- 天黑的时候
和白色，我想，不。
- 卡萨布兰卡？
- 那是卡萨布兰卡的那个人吗？
我不知道。
- 这绝对是我爱露西。
- 电影的名称
是该项目的名称。
该项目的名称是什么？
- (FBE) 那是一只马耳他猎鹰。
- 电影名为
马耳他猎鹰。
我喜欢老派黑色电影。
他们使用的模式
对于黑色电影来说太棒了。
我喜欢曲折
陷入困境的少女
变成了致命的女人
我就是喜欢这类电影。
♪ （离奇的插曲）♪
- （模糊的对话）
- 哦，她在作弊。
看看他。
嗯。她丈夫回家了。
- 这是一部警匪片？
- （丈夫）不
等一下，亲爱的。
我就穿上睡衣吧。
- （妻子）亲爱的--
- （丈夫）是吗？
- （妻子）看，我想我把
我的右眼里有东西。
我的意思是左边。
不不不，这个。
- （情侣争论）
- 我不知道这部电影。
- （丈夫）那么，
站住一会儿！
- 哇哦。
- 哦，是的！踮起脚尖...
哦，他必须把酒喝掉。
他只得喝下酒。
- (FBE) 你知道这个吗？
- 不。
- 我真的希望这个
是詹姆斯·邦德。
- 是的，粉红豹？
- (FBE) 这就是粉红豹。
- 哦，那是粉红豹？
- 不是史蒂夫·马丁的《粉红豹》。
- （浓重的法国口音）
我想买一个“damburgen”。
- （方言讲师）
“我想买一个汉堡。”
- （浓重的法国口音）
我想买一个“damburgen”！
- 我看了动画片。 （笑）
这是一个开始吗？
- 他是个傻瓜，
有点像侦探，你知道吗？
事情并不总是那么严重。
有时我们是傻瓜。
我们来这里是为了强制执行
并保护人们，
但我们也只是人类。
我们有幽默感。
♪ （离奇的插曲）♪
- 好的。
（轮胎尖叫）
这个会让我烦恼。
- 那是——吉恩·哈克曼，对吗？
- 猛烈抨击它。继续吧
并痛斥它。
- （男人）你不是
会摆脱这个。
把枪放下。
-（男2）回来！
（枪声）
- 哦。
- 看，你就是无法测试它们。
你只是不知道
谁真正关心那种生活。
- （乘客尖叫）
- 哦，这是什么电影？
- (FBE) 那么你知道这部电影吗？
- 嗯嗯。
我不知道。三角洲部队？
- 夺取佩勒姆 123？
- 我还没看过这部电影，
但我看过这个场景
，但我不记得了
这是哪部电影里的。
- (FBE) 这是《法国贩毒网》。
- 哦，好吧，好吧。
不，我从来没有听说过。
- 法国贩毒网
因为他正在赶火车。
- 我已经听说过很多次了。
我从未见过他们中的任何一个。
- 我知道还有其他
还有经典警匪片。
- (FBE) 这是第一个
R 级电影荣获奥斯卡金像奖最佳影片
。
- 哦，哇。我不知道。
- 我一直在高速追逐。
他们并不有趣。
你必须关注别人。
你得注意路况。
这可能会带来很大的压力。
♪（离奇插曲）♪
（闹钟响起）
- （男人）嗯嗯。
- 克林特·伊斯特伍德！
- （男人）我知道你在想什么。
- 哦，天哪。
现在我会显得很愚蠢。
- （男人）他开枪了吗
六枪还是只有五枪？
- 很好。
- （男人）好吧，说实话，
在所有这些兴奋中，
我自己都有点迷失了。
但由于这是一支 0.44 Magnum，
世界上最强大的手枪--
- 哦，是的，这是
经典场景就在这里。
- （男人）你必须问自己
一个问题：我感到幸运吗？
那么，你呢，朋克？
- 这是一句著名的台词。
- (FBE) 你知道吗？
- 不。
- 我已经看过其中的一部分。
我不知道它的标题。
- 我的想法只是
现在一片混乱。
我确实看过那部电影。
那是我第一次看到。
- 肮脏的哈利。
- 这是肮脏的哈利。
- 肮脏的哈利。
- 肮脏的哈利。
- 这是肮脏的哈利。
- 肮脏的哈利，是的。
我最喜欢的之一。
- (FBE) 这是肮脏的哈利。
- 啊！
肮脏的哈利，好吧。
- 我只知道剪辑，
“你觉得自己很幸运吗，朋克？”
每个人都知道这一点。
- 我很久以前就看过了。
我真的记得那个
因为我实际上见过--
那是唯一的一个
我已经看到了所有这些。
- 我爸爸真的很喜欢克林特·伊斯特伍德，
所以在成长过程中，我看了
很多克林特·伊斯特伍德的作品，
约翰·韦恩的电影。
- (FBE) 伊斯特伍德的标志性形象
直率且非正统的侦探
，他经常与老板发生麻烦
为他后来的许多角色
定下了基调并受到启发
其他松散的大炮警察电影。
- 哦，事情是这样的。
有这么多愤怒的人，
但现在几乎没有
松动的大炮了。
- 有些人喜欢
那些类型的东西
因为你有点想看
坏人最终得到了它，
如果这意味着警察
必须打破一些规则，
才能让人们感觉好一点。
- 老实说，它们仍然是捏造的，
或者有些事情
是如此戏剧化
你会说，好吧，
如果我听到或看到的话，
我想，哦，备份将在 30 秒内
到达，
然后就没有备份
了，一切都有了
在警察电影中，
可能会出错。
说实话，
事情并没有那么戏剧性。
♪ （离奇插曲）♪
- 感谢观看
React 频道上的“Do They Know It”。
- 再见。你能挖到吗？
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possibly /ˈpɒsəbli/ B2 |
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dramatic /drəˈmætɪk/ B1 |
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highlighted /ˈhaɪlaɪtɪd/ B1 |
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realistic /ˌriːəˈlɪstɪk/ B1 |
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arrest /əˈrest/ B1 |
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fascinating /ˈfæsɪneɪtɪŋ/ B2 |
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mindset /ˈmaɪndset/ B2 |
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committed /kəˈmɪtɪd/ B1 |
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progressive /prəˈɡresɪv/ B2 |
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robbery /ˈrɒbəri/ B1 |
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portray /pɔːˈtreɪ/ B2 |
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stressful /ˈstresfəl/ B1 |
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unorthodox /ʌnˈɔːθədɒks/ C1 |
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iconic /aɪˈkɒnɪk/ B2 |
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investigating /ɪnˈvestɪɡeɪtɪŋ/ B1 |
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noir /nwɑːr/ C1 |
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twisted /ˈtwɪstɪd/ B2 |
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