Anomalisa Comments

Krista 2022-04-22 07:01:40

I'm just a little...

Alexa 2022-04-22 07:01:40

The handling of the voice is a major feature, not so much a midlife crisis as a description of boredom with the world. L's "duo" is a thrilling climax. But the ending doesn't feel strong...

Maverick 2022-04-22 07:01:40

Life is noisy. (ps, I thought it was gay at...

Letha 2022-04-22 07:01:40

The dull rhythm highlights the theme of loneliness, the limited-level animation presentation and all masculine dubbing, the organic integration and complementarity from form to content, still very...

Alexanne 2022-04-21 09:02:50

It's amazing how stop-motion emoji can do so well, man...

Michel 2022-04-21 09:02:50

Kaufman's stop-motion animation directly put "Inside Out" in jeopardy as he portrays an extroverted autistic old man's midlife crisis, a one night stand story into his hands Seems so dark humor. All but Lisa are voiced by a pale, silent male voice suggesting the tediousness of life. She was used to helping others, but couldn't help herself. The one who was sympathetic to each other didn't exist in the first...

Michael 2022-04-21 09:02:50

BJIFF@Legendary Times Blue Port is awesome. I want to write a...

Winfield 2022-03-29 09:01:04

Too many people misread Kaufman's new work, the script is so good, and every scene has a purpose. The male protagonist's job is to teach people how to use eloquent social skills, but he himself hates false rhetoric and fears his "mask". He hears the real voice in Lisa, who is not good at speaking, but in the end he can't escape the fear. The accusation and suppression of modern society was vividly displayed in the last speech...

Zachariah 2022-03-29 09:01:04

What's more terrifying than living in one's own hallucinations is probably living in one's own dark hallucinations, where everything around is a voice, and then suddenly realizes that he has found salvation, but in the end, he still stomps on it. A very dark brain hole in the bones#The largest animated film, the degree of foul language and sexual content in this film should be rated by MPAA for...

Michele 2022-03-29 09:01:04

523 Straight to the heart, I even had to take a break in the last 20 minutes, because I was afraid to cry out. Charlie Kaufman is like a god who looks down on all living beings. He expresses human pain, sorrow, and loneliness in the most wonderful way. The ubiquitous inspiration bursts out and makes people fall to the ground. I am convinced.