The Man Who Wasn't There evaluation action
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Bernadette 2022-05-21 19:35:00
1. It's Beethoven again, cruel and desperate things always love Beethoven's music, such as elephants, mahjong...; 2. The ending is a good explanation of the meaning of the labyrinth, starting from the debut of the blood labyrinth, and finally Metaphysical; 3. Coen's out-of-control theme is the least out-of-control one. More deprivation of the appearance of out-of-control points directly to the absurd nature, using black and white images and classical music to create a soothing and calm brushstroke, reducing the suspenseful noise
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Jeffery 2022-05-21 22:12:51
The black humor feature film, the elements in it, and the number of plot reversals are similar to those in "The End of the Game." However, the beauty that is different from it stands out a lot. For example, the narration throughout the film allows the characters to stand in front of the audience more clearly, from subjective to objective. At the end, it was discovered that this confession was actually a feed to the magazine after his imprisonment, wonderful! Such excellent photography in the film. Black-and-white film has harsh requirements for light processing, the picture is full of graininess and sharpness, the composition is perfect, and it is a good picture to freeze the frame casually. In addition, the role of music in the film is more magical. Originally, it was a clever use of people to play the piano to make the soundtrack of the film, and the atmosphere was to show the characters. As a result, the music itself became the commanding height of the protagonist's spiritual level and the exit of soul salvation. The result was a mess, dramatic and miserable. The excellence of these various points makes the whole film layered and shining brilliantly, expressing a very vulgar or even not rigorous story, pleasing to the eye, and intriguing.
The Man Who Wasn't There quotes
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Big Dave Brewster: Japs had us pinned down in Buna for something like six weeks. Well, I gotta tell ya, I thought *we* had it tough, but, Jesus, we had supply. *They* were eating grubs, nuts, thistles. When we finally up and bust off the beach we found Arnie Bragg, kid missing on recon; the Japs had *eaten* the sonofabitch, if you'll pardon the, uh... And this was a scrawny, pimply kid too, nothin' to write home about. I mean, I never would've, ya know, so what do I say, honey? When I don't like dinner, what do I say? I say, 'Jesus, honey, Arnie Bragg - *again*'?
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Frank: Did you pump it? You can't pump it. That'll just flood it.
Customer: Ya gotta pump it. Ya can't just hold it down. *That'll* flood it.
Frank: You crazy? You pumped it?
Customer: Well, ya can't hold it down.
Frank: Just turn the key.
Customer: Not when it's cold.
Frank: Well, if it's cold, choke it.
Customer: And pump it.