Like Someone in Love Comments

Jarrod 2022-04-23 07:06:22

Surprisingly good! It is very successful as a narrative text, full of modernity, but at the same time it is a questioning of the ambiguous boundaries and moral order of modern ethics, and I think it is also appropriate to set the background in Japan, a place full of contradictions. The front-end of sex is at the same time unexpectedly conventional. Three confined spaces: bar, house, car, three sets of logic, collide with each other and are independent, make sense and make sense. Ambiguity...

Burdette 2022-04-23 07:06:22

A kind of "Lost in Translation" that is different from other cultures, more subtle and more general. Among the most "caring" film writers, there must be Abbas. The grandfather of this film reminds me of the grandfather of "Where", and then I feel that Abbas's face is just like them. After thinking about it, it is still three and a half stars. Based on this title and this poster, this movie has a more beautiful appearance in my mind. (The aftertaste is good enough, come back every other week and...

Josiane 2022-04-23 07:06:22

Lost in Translation is essentially an American movie, but Abbas's one seems to be more adept than most native Japanese films. The emotion that this film focuses on is very strange. He actually focuses on some lonely people like you and me in big cities, but these lonely people are not absolutely lonely, they are also caring, but this concern Whether it's from family, friendship or love, it's a bit of a different time, and this kind of "not born at the right time" seems to be "like a river of...

Shemar 2022-04-23 07:06:22

All the images appear to be intersecting and overlapping (jazz and ambient sound, outside scene and car face, Watanabe and Akiko), but are actually isolated (jazz in left channel ambient sound) In the right channel, the window between the inside and outside of the car, Akiko's fiancé). Seeing Watanabe's series of actions towards Akiko in the second half, inexplicably remembered some of the things he had done, and felt a little...

Evangeline 2022-04-23 07:06:22

A small thing intervenes in the life of the elderly. There is no straightforward content to directly express the point of view the creator wants to express, and the whole film is side-by-side. His loneliness, his life, his mourning for his wife, his thoughts for his daughter. In his long life, only such a short clip was intercepted, and he still intervened from the perspective of others, but it was through such a simple plot that his life was brought out. Literary works have iceberg narratives,...

Henri 2022-04-23 07:06:22

Like the river, whether it's the film itself, or that song that lingers all...

Pedro 2022-04-22 07:02:00

The plot and the relationship between the characters are tense movies. The sound and picture of the two long scenes are intertwined and interesting, and the usual tools such as cars and window glass reflections are reproduced. Personally, I think the richness is not as good as "Reproduction as it is". Describing the ignorance and stupidity of girls is a bit too much. It is said to be a tribute to Ozu again. In a capitalized society, old people have the resources to enjoy their young bodies,...

Wade 2022-04-22 07:02:00

The texture of the film is very soft and light, and the suspense creates a casual and heart-stringing effect. Misidentification of identity is not intentional, but stems from confusion about self-recognition. The fullness of the image comes from the narration of others, and the collection of environmental sounds such as the sound of cars, voices, and high heels always isolates you in the city. After watching Ru Mu love, I really want to shoot the story of my one-night...

George 2022-04-22 07:02:00

The encounter of a camellia woman in an ivory tower that came to an abrupt end. The movie lens is restrained and concise, it is a pity that the "mirror" is like...

Weston 2022-04-22 07:02:00

Master's handwriting. Eternal simplicity and elegance, delicate restraint. The limited space is expanded with sound, and the individual's closure is shown with dialogue; the characters enter the scene one by one without haste, and events slowly emerge behind the curtain. Emotions infiltrated from a few messages or actions, and then melted into the large blanks. The first time I met Abbas, I liked it very much. It would be strange if I watched a movie like this every...