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Jarret 2022-04-22 07:01:42
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I was reading Tarkovsky's book recently and came to watch his movies. Virgo, the filming is very poetic. There are many long shots, and some scenes and clip scheduling are not very clear. Looking at the description in the book, I can notice the details and intentions of the old tower in the scene...
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Elton 2022-03-22 09:02:21
Capture the reflection of life in minimalist language
A film like "Ivan's Childhood" that understands the nature of war must be black and white. At the beginning of the movie, in the black and white open field, nature was destroyed to a messy and dilapidated state, the trees were cut off by artillery fire, and the grass was erratic, as if...

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Madie 2022-03-26 09:01:09
"Ivan's Childhood" is indeed very poetic, and Tarkovsky's switching between dreams and reality is very accurate. The war is just a background symbol, and the inner struggle of the characters is the focus of the director's attention. However, I am not too fond of this "poetry movie" that blindly suppresses the plot, and would rather watch the long-shot close-up in "Little Soldier Zhang Ga". Scored 8.1.
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Camryn 2022-03-20 09:02:15
It will be an improvement if Tianchao can make such a humane children's war movie, not the mentally handicapped children's play like it is now. —— Bergmanga praised Andrei: “He created a brand-new language that is faithful to the nature of the film, capturing life like a mirror image, like a dream.” In my opinion, this is too high a praise, "Ivan’s Childhood." There are many lens languages in modern movies that are rarely used, and the two white birch forests are subjectively unreal.
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