The Eel Comments

  • Lukas 2023-05-28 16:44:11

    Is it healing with tenderness, that is, there is no big pattern in congenital ones. I miss Imamura Shohei at the bottom, but that's okay. Eel = sex is a simile. The only thing I don't understand is that when the street lights in front turn red, and when blood sprays cover the camera, it's almost a pornographic texture. Teacher Imamura should not have a pink complex. ....

  • Trycia 2023-05-09 07:11:40

    After watching the film, I understood the meaning of the title of the film, which was inexplicable before. The male protagonist is an eel, silent, self-isolating, and he was finally happy when he returned to nature...

  • August 2023-05-07 13:39:24

    There are a lot of symbolic expressions in the film, and if you don't taste the details carefully, you won't be able to understand the director's...

  • Kiera 2023-05-04 17:12:14

    The film embodies a distinct existentialist feature. The film shows the entire process of individual life's continuous resistance to predicament and self-salvation. At the same time, the narrative technique of intertwining realism and fantasy makes this process a more vivid and eye-catching visual interpretation. With this film, Shohei Imamura not only powerfully portrays the national character of Japan, but also tries to provide a way of redemption for all those who have fallen into confusion...

  • Aidan 2023-04-26 03:57:09

    Shohei Imamura once again explores the blurred zone between human and animal nature. The eel's message seems to be repeated a bit too...

  • Mona 2023-04-13 17:44:56

    Should a Bridges-like movie by Hiroji Yakusuo give people...

  • Cathryn 2023-04-09 04:34:14

    3.5.1. Shohei Imamura, who wrote about maggots, has a long-lost warmth and self-reflection. 2. A dialogue with an eel is a dialogue with oneself. A person's loneliness is like an eel trapped in a fish tank. At the end of the quarrel, the fish tank is broken, and the loneliness from then on will no longer exist. This is also completed. acceptance of the heroine. 3. Whether it is "The Warm Current under the Red Bridge" or "The Eel", the supporting roles around Koji Yakusho are too warm, which is...

  • Enos 2023-04-01 20:23:58

    Imamura Shohei's films are full of...

  • Gayle 2023-03-01 16:01:46

    Forgiveness is the advanced wisdom of human beings. Acceptance is an animal instinct. Shohei Imamura, a film with a soothing soundtrack by Kojimei, mixes human, animal, and even aliens. It is a masterpiece of analysis and multiple metaphors. Worthy of the Venice Golden Lion. Bento is not just a bento but a symbol of receiving love. It's a pity to see the woman shouting and waiting for you to come back. when. A word popped out in my mind. Pull dick...

  • Jedidiah 2023-02-15 21:28:57

    The transformation is quite big. From the 14 minutes when the prison staff came out with the eel, it began to become a nerve-wracking comedy (bushi). I like it very much, this kind of nerve. The eel is obsession, himself, and jealousy. Jealousy is the beginning of evil. For eight years, he gave his thoughts to the eel, and the eel became a part of him. When trust collapses, you can start over slowly. If you can't start over, you are not strong enough. When the time comes, you will no longer...

Extended Reading
  • Deondre 2022-04-19 09:02:45

    redemption of love

    I watched it last semester, and the overall feeling is very good. The performance of the male protagonist, Koji Yakusho, is very stable but quite appropriate. He is worthy of being the leader of the Japanese middle school belt. Several famous Japanese movies he has passed are his male protagonists....

  • Emerson 2022-04-20 09:02:25

    I want to talk about the ten minute long title

    It is said that Sergio's "Once Upon a Time in the West" has the longest movie title in history, and Imamura's "Eel" title is as long as "Once Upon a Time in the West". Yamashita receives a letter revealing that his wife is having an affair. Yamashita returned home quietly, changed his clothes and...

The Eel quotes

  • Jiro Nakajima: Is it bad to have such rumors about a guy on parole?

  • Takuro Yamashita: An eel's all a man needs.