High Life Comments

Elouise 2022-03-26 09:01:11

The only moving part is the visual image (water, fog, green grass), and the flashback part is particularly memorable, but it is more or less borrowed from the old tower. Judging by the standards of science fiction films, it is a little lackluster, and finally settled on the warmth of father and daughter seems very...

Kacey 2022-03-26 09:01:11

Even in "Space Life", which is divorced from social relations, the "human" as a natural person is still an object existence. We noticed that the male protagonist's current (existing) interaction objects include memories, himself, and children. Therefore, Deney's sci-fi genre film that dominates the past, present and future is a realistic critique of anti-slavery, anti-alienation and anti-reification. She puts the science and technology that forces the separation of the soul and the flesh on the...

Michelle 2022-03-26 09:01:11

De-glamorization of the idealism in space (Interstellar) and personal triumph (The Martian) in the sense that, even in space, life still is a struggle in utter...

Conrad 2022-03-26 09:01:11

Quite a surprise/sentiment is that since , "science fiction" has really expanded infinite possibilities for movies. Whenever a black hole appears in a super-realistic picture, just a glance, the profound mystery will make people fascinated. // Speaking of this film, science fiction is actually a coat, and it is still a story of human relations; in , it is said that once they escape from the solar system and enter the deep space universe, they will no longer be...

Christelle 2022-03-26 09:01:11

With [2001]'s grand perspective on human beings, and [Solaris]'s delicate sympathy for individuals, [Space Life] is a model of science fiction in the 21st century. This work is Nietzschean from the bottom of it: human existence is meaningless, so use this mass of nothingness to save our meaninglessness. In the end, human beings voluntarily walked towards the black hole of time and space, and this ended history. Will human beings be born again? Denis is as unanswered here as...

Emmitt 2022-03-26 09:01:11

The film itself, the composition of time as an object of intention. Water mist, light, and soil become sensory materials, and there are not too many close-ups, which excludes psychology to a certain extent. The act of recall participates in the generation of the intended object, which is reflected in the film narrative. Existence lies in the belief of immortality, and the inner transcends all fixed concepts of boundaries, so there will be traversal of black holes. When a black hole is...

Alec 2022-03-26 09:01:11

Every time Deney, who is waiting for the opportunity of the big screen, only has the word "worth it". Revolving around the reproduction and origin of life until its demise, the harm and ugliness of human beings to each other; not to mention the urge to take down the frames and use them as wallpapers. The only pity is that I couldn't see my favorite Aunt Patricia cooperate with the director. I look forward to the future /(ㄒoㄒ)/~~ (Watching the radish with the baby for two hours also means it's...

Sarai 2022-03-26 09:01:11

[8.0] The tangled content is actually self-indulgent. Space and life are always closely linked. The whole movie is like a gurgling stream. We use the camera to guide the audience to feel the development of the story. What we have to do is to remove the Baggage, just feel it. Many shots feel like watching movies from the former Soviet Union, with a strong sense of industrial...

Melany 2022-03-26 09:01:11

It was supposed to be sent to the hypnosis cabin, but there was no sleepiness at all. Instead, the cool scene, lighting and soundtrack fostered a little curiosity, ranging from curiosity about the plasticity of humans in the wandering prison, as small as Binoche Rape Pattinson's anticipation. Of course, all this curiosity and being guided by the director can only be as shallow as a poster of big hands pulling small hands, and it will not make people want to further explore what kind of theme is...

Eugenia 2022-03-26 09:01:11

There have been so many space films in recent years, but they all give people a sense of loneliness and despair. I don't care about the scenery at all, it's basically just shooting people. Think of Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey", how many future possibilities were discussed, how rich the setting, how rich the state of people's existence in that space and time. Half a century has passed, and the imagination of life in space in the movies has not progressed, but has also regressed. Humans...