The Gate of Heaven seems to have been shrouded in the shadow that the box office fiasco led to the bankruptcy of United Entertainment, making most audiences lose interest in it and even completely ignore the nature of the film. However, Michael Simino's magnificent description of the American Midwest scenery, the plot goes against the mainstream film to make good use of tense and gaudy gimmicks, plain but not boring, full of poetic descriptions of daily life, and there are many interesting passages. a musician who plays the violin while skating, a girl who can't wait to take off her clothes and enjoy sex at the dinner table, and a gunman full of suits on the train. It would be too arbitrary to judge the quality of a film in terms of the box office. It is a pity that this work has been saddled with BY:Herbsttag for so many years.
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