L'Age d'Or Comments

Rahsaan 2022-08-20 02:58:09

In Yihai, some people laugh at the pictures of stepping on bugs, some people laugh at couples being intimate, some people laugh when an old man is kicked, and some people laugh when Lao Tzu shoots his son to death. I don't know what the funny is. Quelle âge! For me, it's a terrifying puzzle, a collection of...

Madalyn 2022-06-06 21:57:34

The significance of the surreal elements in the traditional and even clichéd plots is to make all the "crimes" sounding and ironic and ridiculous; the NYFF57 Lincoln Center restored version was screened, and the most boring discovery was the scene of the hunter meeting with the child outside the party for about 33 minutes. There is a black shadow of a mouse in the lower right corner... If it is not an extra "blemish" added by the transcription, this can be confirmed again after the repaired...

Kiarra 2022-06-06 21:08:00

People who are as aggressive as scorpions and mice have repeatedly interrupted orgasms. Mankind’s occupation of nature, systems, religions, and the military, and everything in the "golden age" are immoral and anti-human. It is more concrete than "An Andalu Dog". "Christ" is just a masochist in a Thad-style castle, the savior is the devil who kills people without...

Alice 2022-06-06 19:37:45

1. Love that can never be done is like the desire to never satisfy. 2. Silent films and sound films are juxtaposed, cross-cut-staring through time and space. 3. Lao Bu's foot fetish: The first half stepped or kicked 4 times inexplicably, making the male stare at the female licking the feet of the statue. 4. Kick blind people and shoot children. 5. The soundtrack is composed of piercing drums with classical music. 6. The bed looks like a cow on the bed, the dead on the ceiling, pulls the cotton...

Alyson 2022-06-06 12:15:49

Bunuel interspersed with extreme and arrogant surrealist scenes in documentary passages such as scorpion wars, volcanic eruptions, and urban scenery, constantly swaying between reality and fantasy. These passages with great freedom of selection have a kind of mystery. The attractiveness of the audience makes countless viewers look for the commonalities between them (perhaps due to our reliance on narrative conventions). It is true that every image in the "Golden Age" is important, but it is not...

Martine 2022-06-06 10:55:35

The Yu Wen of the European avant-garde, Bunuel once again moved towards surrealism after "An Andalu Dog". The ridicule and mockery of religion, the bourgeoisie, and lust (hobbies) have always been Bunuel’s "life". dogma". This film is still a continuation of the previous work, with the same obscurity, jumping, abruptness, and a lot of metaphors, divorced from reality. Bunuel borrowed the rich forms of film to explore the symptoms of bourgeois psychology, catering to the art trend of the time,...