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I need this Dutch sentence translated to English, please: Als je terugdenkt aan de tientallen jaren van Britse gangtser-films, staat The Long Good Friday in je geheugen gegrift. Dat komt door de manier waarop het verhaal wordt verteld en door de mate van spanning die er de hele tijd in zit.Alles begint goed in deze film. We zien een nogal verwarrende, verwarrende, maar goed geshotte scène waarin een aantal mensen en een paar sterfgevallen om iets wat op geld lijkt gaan. We horen niets over deze gebeurtenissen tot veel later in de film. We houden het in ons achterhoofd en creëren een zekere schok als we uiteindelijk beseffen wat er allemaal is gebeurd.
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When thinking back over the decades of British gangtser films, The Long Good Friday stands out in memory. This is due to the way the story is executed and the way a certain degree of suspense is held throughout.Everything starts off well in this film. We're shown a rather perplexing, confusing but well shot sequence involving several people and a couple of deaths over what seems to be a case of money. We hear nothing of these events until much later in the film, keeping it at the back of our minds and creating a certain shock element when we eventually realise everything that's come together.After the dramatic introduction, everything is toned down slightly as Harold Shand (Hoskins), the man of the film, is introduced to a rather catchy theme tune. His world is also introduced to us through very good use of London iconography as we realise he's rich, got plenty of friends and also has a good looking girl; with his biggest problem seeming to be what nationality to make the chef for his next get-together.