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A satellite view of the earth is the first camera shot of this film then it plunges down to the island on which Crusoe (O'Toole) is stranded.A quick and direct start to a film. Every now and again I expected John Cleese to be playing a piano on the beach.There is a scene when the two characters are on a podium after racing, it's straight out of Monty Python. There is definitely something about this film even though there are some cringe worthy singing scenes that, I think are a little ludicrous.It delves into religion, class,education, race, the idea of money and the general cultural relativism that exists between the proverbial "savage" and "civilized" man. Although people have said that Crusoe is the fool in this version, I do tend to see some sense in the things he does, like the need for money in order to keep a work ethic and a civilized notion of transaction of possessions.However his religious spin on everything is a little monotonous and self deceiving. He is put into context of his origin when some Brithish missionaries arrive on the island.He is actually not that bad a fellow at all.Friday (Rountree)is a bit of a hippy in this really and overly idealistic.Some where in the middle of the two characters is the sort of person you could live on a desert island with!I thought Crusoe's shooting himself was a wonderfully dark ending.从星期五的角度出发讲述的鲁宾逊漂流记。

出身于破碎家庭的家聪（陈家乐 饰），与演艺路上怀才不遇的单亲妈妈佩怡（周家怡 饰）成立了一家可以提供“出租家人”服务的公司。 一次偶然的机会，家聪发掘了沉迷于演戏的临时演员志光（曾志伟 饰），并诚邀他加入“出租家人”行列，志光爽快答应。 志光加入后又遇上喜欢跳舞的包租婆芳芳（恬妞 饰），阴差阳错下两人出演“临时夫妻“，并与家乐及佩怡变成“一家人”，谁知这个临时家庭却在服务过程中发现了埋于深处的秘密⋯⋯ 究竟什么才算是家人？最可贵的关系又是什么？导演刘伟恒透过本故事让观众作深入的反思。

满清军队在风火连城（孙红雷饰）的率领下逼近武庄，欲将关内隐藏的反抗力量斩尽杀绝，而武庄更是围剿的重点。武庄表面上住了一批庄稼人，实则是反清组织天地会分舵人马，全庄上下整备应敌，但却力量有限。危险逼进，路见不平的侠医傅青主（刘家良饰）为了解武庄之危，带了两位武庄青年武元英（杨采妮饰）和韩志邦（陆毅饰）上天山求助。擅于铸剑的世外高人晦明大师住在万里冰封的天山上，他珍藏七把剑中珍品。座下有大弟子楚昭南（甄子丹饰），二弟子杨云聪（黎明饰），三弟子辛龙子（戴立吾饰）以及四弟子穆郎（周群达饰），晦明大师认为武元英和韩志邦也是可塑之材，加上傅青主本人，把毕生修为炼成的七把宝剑分赠七人，是为“七剑下天山”的武林传奇。

At the age of eight, the now 25-year-old director caused an incident, which has remained traumatic as he became older. Although it seemed just a trivial matter, something one might expect from children, he obstinately questions his family, friends and teachers about what happened at that time. Worrying over the thoughts of dishonor he saw in his family’s eyes then, he has fostered a self-hatred over the years. As if reconstructing the past with his camera, he attempts to free himself of this self-hatred, shedding tears for himself at times and opening his own wounds, then healing them. What he has discovered through filmmaking was his once sealed “self.” The question now is, where to go from here?