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Jeanne 2022-03-21 09:01:11

I have a friend who loves to watch dramas/detectives/suspense films. After watching Zodiac, he hurt his appetite. He has no more enthusiasm for dramas/detectives/suspense films.
    Because Zodiac is a reality, not a movie.
    Zodiac I saw the documentary first, and I just watched it today. When I...

Francisca 2021-10-19 10:10:08

(I am not a fan of Vinci, so it is inevitable that some places have not been able to get what the director is good at showing)

This film is considered my favorite Vinci movie nowadays (although his work has not been completed yet, it is the best for now), because I love the style of the 70s, in...

Cassandra 2022-03-25 09:01:05

(Finch is very careful and obviously missed, but to be honest, if the same is true in real cases, who is the police and who has premature ejaculation.) See Weibo for the complete nonsense. →20.3.19 Revisited for the first time in six years. Three liters, four and a half stars. Guide cut version. Vinci's business card-style work, "You got the look" is his compliment to himself and his fellows. The final text (file) proves the indestructibility of the movie (direct viewing experience) with its complexity and powerlessness. Vinci narrated the need to dig deeper into the various "specimens" of human history, as well as the need for movies. After the conclusion of the Hwaseong case, it can be said with certainty that he has gone further than "Memories of Murder". Song Kanghao conveyed too much emotional energy at that glance, and the "Zodiac" woven out of "science" thinking really can't beat this point. But in addition, whether it is in terms of tone and reference (legal system, media ethics, TV culture), or core ideology (if you compare, the homogeneity of the suspect and the masses is in the first two-thirds of the film It's over. Even the "very ordinary" dialogue can be seen shortly after the opening), it is more abundant.

Anabel 2022-03-22 09:01:10

I haven't watched it. Unexpectedly, David Fincher told the story in such a detached and unhurried manner, a pile of wide shots, not even close-ups, classical and steady. Is this drama too badly evaluated in the West? I really don’t understand what motivated him to abandon the author’s style and move towards popular dramas to make a movie like gone girl, or the social network has already begun to take shape.