"Closed Island" is a superb psychological thriller film. The film emphasizes the use of film audiovisual techniques. The use of lens and auditory effects set off the film's tense and terrifying atmosphere to the right levelReviewed by
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The atmosphere of "Bounded Island" began from the first note that appeared with the Paramount logo in the opening. Scorsese stripped reality one by one like a craftsman. The trauma of war that Ted suffered ten years after World War II is manifested by flashbacks. The typical symptoms of "post-war traumatic shock syndrome" can be seen in the film on the men who wear ordinary suits and ties, smoke without leaving their hands, lower their hats and walk into the heavy rain and pretend to be self-assured. All the details herald a disturbing and terrible secret. Ted's self-confidence and self are constantly being eroded, and all this is impeccable under the director's arrangement
"Closed Island" is a suspenseful thriller that explores spirit and behavior. Director Scorsese used a lot of surrealist techniques to depict Ted Daniel's hallucinations and dreams. The use of high-contrast colors and slow motion successfully created the film's weird and mysterious atmosphere. The German officer fell into a pool of blood and convulsed, the frozen corpses on the roadside of Auschwitz concentration camp, the children floating on the bloody lake, and the bloody body of the wife in his arms turned to ashes. These bloody and beautiful shots not only make People are impressive and very visually impactful. In the film, Leonardo’s performance is precise and powerful, continuing his tough guy image and gangster temperament that he is used to in Scorsese movies
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