Kenji Mizuhashi

Mazie 2022-03-18 08:01:01

I didn't finish it, I fell asleep after an hour.

According to the viewing experience, one star. According to the value of the film, four stars (almost).

Antonio 2022-03-18 08:01:01

The first time I watched "The Loop", I watched it for 20 minutes and then closed it. Not only did I feel that the picture quality was rough, the story pace was extremely slow, and even the shooting techniques felt amateurish.

A few years later, I re-downloaded the Blu-ray version. After this review,...

Sandrine 2022-03-25 09:01:23

A delicate apocalyptic fable, the last ten minutes made me terrified, a desolate Tokyo, white smoke from the chimneys of factories, a plane on fire passed by, and then exploded. Loneliness is everywhere, like a giant monster that devours the human mind. The soundtrack is also extremely magical, and the use of a large number of orchestral music adds to the sense of fear under the apocalypse. Kiyoshi Kurosawa slapped modern civilization with a slap in the face. The Internet alienated the human mind, made human beings indifferent and alienated, and eventually disappeared into a shadow.

Maegan 2022-04-22 07:01:55

Inherited from "Midnight Bell" and "The Grudge", the feeling of devouring diffuses from telephone receivers, computer screens, and bedroom corners to buildings, streets and cities, with hidden philosophical thoughts - energy is accumulated in the dark and eventually becomes systematic disaster. Kiyoshi Kurosawa proved himself that there was no way out by finding a way out. Everyone tried their best to help others get rid of the fear of death. Similarly, everyone was powerless to stop others from drowning in the tomb of loneliness. The creation of a terrifying atmosphere does not rely on the unknown. It is entirely based on the real "fuzzy" image that shakes the viewer's expectations. The movement of the camera precedes the line of sight of the characters, creating an off-screen momentum, but it cannot reverse the moment recorded by the camera.