Dana Gillespie

Jimmy 2022-01-23 08:01:28

When watching a movie, I think of a few people around me. Depressed, extremely self-disciplined doctor xx, young and beautiful, free and honest girl xx.
What kind of love is good love? The purest and greatest love in textbooks is sincere, dedicated, dedicated, and sacrificed. This is also the...

Korbin 2022-01-23 08:01:28

A woman can see through love after experiencing a death! A man experienced the death of a woman, and he just started to understand love! Two completely different people came together wonderfully because of the woman's accost. Before that, women were free by nature and lived easily and indulgently....

Enola 2022-04-19 09:02:44

Roeg's colorful cutting method is really hard to see, and Keitel's detection scene is instantly reminiscent of Galaxy Weisheng's famous method.

Reagan 2022-04-20 09:02:25

Roeg's Bad Timing is a classic example of more is less. The title of the movie clearly implies that the love tragedy of the hero and heroine stems from the wrong timing and inconsistent pace between the two. However, in the equally fragmented Don't Look Now, this layer of time-space relationship can be found in the male and female protagonists. But if you look at the psychological relationship between the two in this film, time doesn't play a role, it's the narrator who makes trouble on the discours level. This psychological wrestling between men and women is overly fragmented, but it loses its poetic sense of authenticity. Another theme of the film is "spy", a man is peeping at a woman's mind, while the detective is investigating the relationship between the two. In this way, the detective is the guide who leads the audience into the narrative body, and the important role that highlights the "voyeuristic" relationship between the film and the characters. Unfortunately, his role was also overly marginalized.