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Pattie 2022-04-09 08:01:02
longing for life
Before I finished reading The Autobiography of Vincent Van Gogh, this autobiography composed of hundreds of letters written by Vincent van Gogh to his younger brother Theo, I couldn't wait to finish the movie. I don't write any reviews, I just want to express my true feelings.
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Sophia 2022-04-09 08:01:02
Now I think I know what you try to say to me
Van Gogh's original intention was very simple: to get a job, hoping that he could inherit the mantle of his father and spread the gospel!
When he came to a remote coal mine, came into contact with the marginalized people and experienced civil suffering, his identity changed from a pastor to a...
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Nedra 2022-04-12 09:01:10
Completely narrating the major events in Van Gogh's life in time, but there is no sense of running accounts. The OST and Van Gogh's bizarre life have helped a lot. The main thanks to the old Doug's acting skills are that the audience can't help but be attracted by him— - Pure passion, paranoia, madness, all performances are in place without conflicting pretentiousness. The warmth between brothers, the attention and understanding of passers-by, and the tangled love with Gauguin (I really think Van Gogh loved him) are all as sincere and strong as his paintings.
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Francisca 2022-04-13 09:01:06
An excellent adaptation of a biographical film that is stable and stable; the old Kirk is not really suitable to play Van Gogh, but basically completed the task; unfortunately there is no self-portrait picture in the end
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Theo Van Gogh: Hiding away here. Wasting you're time. You've become an idler.
Vincent Van Gogh: An idler. Yes. But there are two kinds of idlers. There's the man who's idle because he wants to be, out of laziness. How easy that is. I envy him. But, there's the other kind. The man who's idle in spite of himself. I want nothing *but* to work. Only, I can't. I'm in a cage. A cage of shame and self-doubt and failure. Somebody, believe me, I'm caged. I'm caged and I'm alone. I'm frightened.
Theo Van Gogh: Vincent, listen to me. When we were children, I used to follow you about. If I was frightened, I'd run to look for you. If I got lost, you'd always come to find me. We're still brothers. We're friends. We can trust one another. That's stronger than any cage.
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Vincent Van Gogh: When I paint the sun, I want people to feel it revolving, giving off light and heat.
