Hereditary evaluation action
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Alexzander 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Using the model as the carrier to compare the metaphorical settings of the characters’ psychology and their desire to manipulate in the spatial relationship, as well as some traversing shots that disregard the physical space and move freely, are naturally associated with Wes Anderson’s scheduling method, but the audiovisual of this film Obviously, it is not so "private" and serves the narrative closely, and the effect is remarkable (the intertextuality with the text enhances the viewer's desire for self-control, blood inheritance and other themes derived from the association, and the horror index doubles). The strong ending points directly to the connection between religion (rather than a cult?) and the traditional family structure, or there is a certain tendency to express reality. Top Ten Candidates of the Year.
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Jaylen 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Americans are poor? His poor family has not turned on the lights? The government is also poor without street lights? Halfway through, it felt dark, and after a while, it was dark again, and it was dark again? Is it a horror movie? Too lazy to watch. . . . .
Hereditary quotes
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Annie: I never wanted to be your mother.
Peter: Why?
Annie: I was scared. I didn't feel like a mother. But she pressured me.
Peter: Then why did you have me?
Annie: It wasn't my fault! I tried to stop it.
Peter: How?
Annie: I tried to have a miscarriage.
Peter: How?
Annie: However I could. I did everything they told me not to do, but it didn't work. I'm happy it didn't work.
Peter: You tried to kill me.
Annie: No, I love you!
Peter: [crying] Why did you try to kill me?
Annie: I didn't! I was trying to save you!
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[last lines]
Joan: Oh, hey, hey, hey. It's alright. Charlie, you're alright, now. You... are Paimon. One of the eight kings of Hell. We have looked to the northwest and called you in. We've collected your first female body and give you now this healthy male host. We reject the trinity and pray devoutly to you, Great Paimon. Give us your knowledge of all secret things, bring us honor, wealth, and good familiars. Bind all men to our will as we have bound ourselves for now and ever to yours. Hail, Paimon!
Worshippers: Hail, Paimon! Hail, Paimon! Hail!
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"Hereditary Doom": The Devil's Horcrux Cultivation Plan from Grandma
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"Family Misfortune" is More Appropriate——Feelings from "Hereditary Misfortune"
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On the occasion of the release of "A Midsummer Nightmare", the income from "Hereditary Doom" - style analysis
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About the ending
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What are the wonderful details of "Hereditary Doom"?