Matt Doran

Lesly 2022-04-20 09:01:21

I was ready to be suffocated. In this depressing rainy day, I resolutely looked down on the thin red line of The Thin Red Line. The monologue is a bit boring, but I still really think it's a great movie, and of course, it would have been better if it was cut to about two hours. Putting George...

Ruben 2022-04-19 09:01:30

The director's fear of human beings on the battlefield is very real, and the cruelty of the battlefield is also shown to a certain extent. The director put his philosophical thinking on war throughout the film. However, there is a certain gap between the performance of the war scene and the rescue...

Eloy 2022-03-24 09:01:26

The relationship between nature and human beings has risen from the emotional social relationship level of the previous Malick films to the philosophical level of seeking the ultimate meaning under the exercise of the war environment, the discussion between this world and the other world, the constant questioning of God, the personal meaning and the overall Conflict of meanings, but nature is still a safe haven for human beings. In the eyes of God, all things shine. The lighting design of the photography scheduling of the war scenes is really beautiful.

Ivory 2022-03-23 09:01:28

The real war, paradoxically, comes across among every individuals' spirits as well as on battlefields, in order to win sth cherished once