Abraham Kosgei

Alberto 2022-03-19 09:01:10

Huainanzi - Universe

Following the cool full-screen special effects began in a flood. Then there is the world of the ocean, the explosion of life. Mainly animal progress. It doesn't seem to have much to do with the progress of the plant. It would be nice to have a time-lapse label in the upper...

Patsy 2022-01-28 08:28:12

It turned out that it was a continuation of the tree of life. It was originally intended to be used as a screen saver. When I watched it, I suddenly discovered that there was a plot, and the narration guided the audience. The scene that looked like a documentary suddenly had a new perspective, from...

Ima 2022-04-21 09:03:39

(Documentary not rated) 88 minutes narrated version by Cate Blanchett. Malick shoots everything the same, and documentaries can also babble. I don't quite understand the meaning of the interlacing of the rare and spectacular high-definition IMAX camera's natural scenes and the familiar DV-quality images of human society.

Damaris 2022-04-24 07:01:24

The 90-minute dubbed version of Blanchett is like an extended version of the documentary "The Tree of Life", where hundreds of millions of years of prehistoric civilization are condensed into one and a half hours. The 1080P version is so exquisite that you can take a screenshot with your eyes closed as a desktop. You can completely immerse yourself in it and don’t need to keep up with the plot, and Malick seems to be quite enjoyable to shoot, from the birth of the universe to its demise. The ending of humanity has been filmed for you. It seems that finding the right theme for you can be said to be a win-win between the audience and the creator. Although most of the footage focuses on the universe and nature, the theme is still an insight into human civilization: Malick first interspersed street hand-held cameras showing poverty and war in human society into the image of the prehistoric world, and then directly shot the camera From the collective life of prehistoric civilization savages to the bright lights of modern civilization (this reminiscent of "A Space Odyssey 2001" in which the bones thrown by the savages into the sky instantly turned into spaceship shots), showing the history of human civilization in the universe The shortness of evolutionary history and even the insignificance of human beings in the universe (“what is in the universe is not temporary”).