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Sven 2023-06-03 13:57:08
What is the black book and white paper series, Zola is the pioneer of noir! The schizophrenia flowing in the blood is inherited, and the rich lover and the coquettish mistress cannot escape the scythe of...
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Elaina 2023-06-03 03:29:36
Adapted from Zola's novel of the same name, FL later remade "The Desire of Man". I really can't understand the French people's brain circuit when they fall in love. What is the motive for killing a lover first and then committing suicide? Blessed is the self-liberation of the soul? ? Unlike the femme fatale in film noir, although the heroine in JR films is always habitually derailed and incurs disasters, she often suffers along with it, and is more debauched and stupid than sinister and shrewd....
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Lon 2023-05-30 00:50:18
It is another film based on Zola's novel. Because I have seen Lang's remake of Human Desire before, it is inevitable to compare. Overall, Renoir's version emphasizes a kind of fate, while Lang's version focuses more on description. The temptation from outside, the Lang's version has more visual impact in terms of lens language, and the Renoir version is more classical, but one thing is the...
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Josue 2023-05-20 16:28:57
Love is so unforgettable, only destruction can let it burn to the fullest, to prove everything, or to get rid of...
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Favian 2023-05-02 23:20:10
The train drama is...
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Javon 2023-04-18 11:03:49
Zola's novel, the social situation. Betrayal is quite righteous... love. Nothing else highlights. Mediocre/I changed my mind later, mutual adultery was taken for granted, but being accused of stealing was irritating. So concerned about the human skin, this is called a beast in clothing, it is very...
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Precious 2023-03-23 12:52:03
Tonight is the coolest experience in the @Shanghai Film Museum Outside Film Festival. The subtitles were typed by senior French master Huang Yuan, and the fit is perfect. Renoir's films are more or less scenery...
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Clare 2023-03-17 18:15:16
The more I look at it, the more I feel familiar, and then I find that Fritz Lang's desire for humanity has been...
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Burley 2023-03-06 23:34:41
As a supporting role, the train performed...
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Roderick 2023-03-01 10:11:33
The French's brain circuits can't keep up! I haven't read the original work, so I can't tell whether it's just random or the story isn't well told. There are no obvious ups and downs in the whole film, but the appetite is always hung (maybe still can't understand the idea), and the symbolism of the constantly interspersed train scene is very prominent and the most exciting. Is the "disease" like the schizophrenia of the male protagonist just the unexplainable sudden beast and disordered evil...
La Bête Humaine Comments
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Marcelle 2022-08-21 18:07:34
Sometimes love is not sublime
Roubaud is a railway station master. In his work, he is serious and responsible. He does not fear power and treats all passengers equally. He is indeed a respectable fellow. (At least in work). In his personal life, he has a beautiful wife Séverine. What can you expect from such a life? But he said...
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Gerhard 2022-08-21 19:53:40
A film that holds a sense of power
First of all, let me talk about the translation of the title. Whether it is a beast in a cloak or a beast with a human face, it is all nonsense and rude, while the "Desire to Be Human" suggested by Comrade Kafka is much more accurate and calm.
If a key word of a movie is given, I think it is:...
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Roubaud: You act funny whenever Grandmorin's name comes up. Maybe you're scared people will think you're his daughter.
Séverine Roubaud: His daughter?
Roubaud: Your mother was a maid at the mansion. They all slept with him back then. We'd sure be in good if you were his daughter.
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Séverine Roubaud: Not here. We're not at home here. Let go of me!
Roubaud: What's the matter with you today?
Séverine Roubaud: You men are disgusting. That's all you think of. You're all the same.
