Journey to Italy Comments

Pietro 2022-04-22 07:01:58

This tale of modernity was not suitable for Rossellini either as a writer or director. It would be more appropriate if Pinter wrote it, or Antonioni shot it. However, this is the business card of Rossellini and Bergman's cooperation, and it is almost a tourist scenery film of Naples. It is perfect to watch it before traveling there. When Bergman walked to the feet of Hercules in Farnese, I nearly shot to the ground. ....

Jaden 2022-04-22 07:01:58

As far as movies are concerned, the spiritual world of Europeans in that era was actually quite separated from us. Fortunately, the starting point of the film is the relationship between husband and wife, which is why Rossellini and even neorealism are classics. The starting point of the narrative is always Real scenes and real people's lives are only people's lives, and future generations can always have some resonance. Of course, seeing Ingrid Bergman on the big screen was worth the price of...

Dillon 2022-04-22 07:01:58

Give five stars, the seemingly bland plot, but it is a memorable movie. The emotions of the characters are placed in the Italian scene, and the contradictions between the real lovers are portrayed. Several scenic spots in Italy were also photographed very interestingly according to the mood of the characters, and I wanted to go after watching them. Bergman was emotionally distraught when he saw the two hugged corpses dug up in Pompeii, and was moved by the crowd to find each other....

Earnestine 2022-04-22 07:01:58

#675|The relationship between husband and wife is dominated by class antagonism and cultural conflict, and every part has lost its luster. The most infectious one in the trilogy, the perfect fusion of character experience, author experience, and viewer experience. The ending is ardent and sad at the same...

Amara 2022-04-21 09:03:52

Love is like a...

Anita 2022-04-21 09:03:52

Spiritual complexity in narrative simplicity; mirroring the flounders in and deterioration of every...

Merle 2022-04-21 09:03:52

It's almost an offbeat road movie. In the mutual hurt of emotional crisis, they re-understand their relationship through miracles and religion. The feelings buried by volcanic ash also have their resurgent moments when they are excavated and brought to light. It's just that the transition at the end came too...

Elza 2022-04-21 09:03:52

Strong and elegant always have the moment of breaking defense, Bergman is too suitable for this role. "Life is so short" -- what she thinks is, so we have to love each other more; what he thinks is, so how many more people do I need to love...

Jean 2022-04-21 09:03:52

In the first line of dialogue, A asked K, who was driving, 'Where have we gone?', and K replied 'I don't know', indicating that the marriage is at a crossroads. When they leave the familiar environment and no longer follow the routine of life as a cover, when dealing with difficulties and uncertainties requires timely and effective coordination and mutual understanding, the accusations accumulated over the years of lack of communication and understanding in the marriage of A and K will be fully...

Bret 2022-04-21 09:03:52

B. Rossellini's Italian trilogy (which can also be taken together as Rossellini's transformational works) is full of commonality: they are all about Bergman's mental journey in a "foreign place". As the final chapter of the trilogy, this film transforms the naturalism of "Love on the Edge of the Volcano" into historical monuments, and reduces the stratum of "European Five Years" into cultural understanding, all of which are to feel life and life close to reality. From the giant statue of...