Eddy Mitchell

Arjun 2022-04-08 08:01:02

Saw Wim Wenders' epic passion project on a big screen in its 179-minute European version (not the 280-minute trilogy version), UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD, a fin-de-siècle globe-trotter, is the ultimate road movie , traversing through four continents and a handful of countries (from France, to...

Destiney 2022-04-08 08:01:02

Wenders once said in the words of a writer in "Under the Berlin Sky": "If I give up, human beings lose the people who tell their stories. Once they lose their stories, they also lose their childhood."

Claire's indulging in this device (instrument) is actually indulging in her own past, her own...

Wilfred 2022-04-19 09:03:17

D5 three discs. The cinematography is better than the film itself. Open, gorgeous, free, far-reaching, focusing on depth of field. From road scenery to dream memories, one by one is presented visually. In the second part, Li Zhizhong made a cameo. The foreign language version of the episode "How Much Tenderness and How Much Tears".

Alisa 2022-04-21 09:03:52

I have always had sci-fi memories, a kind of surrealism. I remember a song, East-West Street, North-South Walk. This song was engraved on my forehead by me and sci-fi. It had a weird and even terrifying atmosphere. , I don't know why there are Japanese cities in many apocalyptic styles. It seems that Japan was really heaven at that time. At first, it seemed that he was chasing him without thinking, and then he was willful when he stole your whole family, so he chased him and ran around the earth. The chasing game around them is boring, but it’s really interesting everywhere. In fact, this movie is a bit like the destroyed sci-fi movie that forgot its name. I like the part where the earth was destroyed, civilization began to retreat, people regained their freedom, and the final ending was also It's great, people who have lost their homes are swamped, and words bring you home