Maria Bock

Torey 2022-03-30 09:01:11

This film is the biggest violent incident in Norway after World War II. 77 people were innocently killed, including a large number of young students. It can be said to be a horrific murder disaster.

The film is relatively restrained as a whole, and the description of the story is calm, including the...

Fernando 2022-03-28 09:01:13

It's only 6.8 on IMDb, and the metascore is only 60+, which surprised me. The evaluation of this film is actually very polarized. The Guardian and two other media gave it 100 points, while one media directly gave it 25 points. I roughly looked at the bad reviews, all of which were compared with...

Nicholas 2022-03-23 09:03:27

Green grass is calm and restrained, and skilled scheduling skills make this terrorist attack (post) story compact and catchy. The terrorist is actually Anders. [B]

Rosetta 2022-03-26 09:01:14

3.5 Although on the whole, the central idea of ​​"we can fight terrorism if we still have love" has become less and less convincing, but the film of Green Grass is compared with the same theme in terms of technique and gradual brewing of emotions. The "Patriot Day" of "Patriot Day" is a bit higher: if there is a need for a summary statement, it will be more natural to appear in court than the sudden emotion when the police arrest the bad guy, and it will not cause any embarrassment. This movie has already made the far-right aspects quite clear. It would be better if the political attitudes of young people’s summer camps were said more, such as whether the local Labour Party is more democratic and liberal, rather than the number one enemy of the far-right. — What about the communists? ?