The Farewell Comments

Mossie 2022-03-25 09:01:14

The symbolized Northeast China is extracted with neon signs and barbecue smoke as logos, and then the static templates of posters are used to fill in the customs and folk customs. The realistic problems faced by the characters about "whether to tell grandma" and the collision of Eastern and Western values ​​are a kind of collision. Rough text exchange similar to formula derivation. The actors' performances are uneven, and they are generally tense and not slack. It does not mean that they cannot...

Jazmyn 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Seriously unaccustomed to the soil and water, it is extremely embarrassing to watch, like sitting on pins and needles, it is the dross of oriental culture photographed for foreigners, and used as a curious display, so that foreigners can feel better. There is no sense of life in the film, and it is absolutely impossible to shoot such a plastic life. The so-called collision of Eastern and Western cultures is just a slogan-style treatment, and the audiovisual is also a mess. , the old Americans...

Sarai 2022-03-25 09:01:14

"Don't Tell Her" is like "General Tso's Chicken" to Chinese people. This dish is directly related to the United States. Obviously, the perspective of "The Wedding Banquet" is different. Although there are collisions between Eastern and Western cultures, but Ang Lee's point of view is from the perspective of Orientals in the West, and "Don't Tell Her" looks at the East from the perspective of Westerners, so the film can also see a lot of plots that make Chinese people feel that they are...

Christa 2022-03-25 09:01:14

I thought that there would be a lot of so-called "foreigners' curiosity", but in fact they handled it quite comfortably and naturally, the emotions were delicate and just right, and I could feel the sincerity. Digression: My grandmother was also in the late stage of lung cancer. At that time, everyone chose to hide it and pretended that it was not a serious illness, but in the end, my grandmother passed away after only half a year, and the dying days were very uncomfortable. When I was watching...

Adelbert 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Grandson said to keep it simple, grandma said that my grandson’s wedding must be lively; grandma said, don’t tell the outside world that you only got to know each other for three months and get married, say half a year, and then change it to one year... etc. Details , is it ugly? Is it not true? It's very bone marrow,...

Nathaniel 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Four and a half stars. If you have not grown up in the Northeast, even a native Chinese, it is not easy to appreciate the suffocating feeling of the details of the film. Wang Ziyi really wants to present a sense of art too much, and his techniques are sometimes a bit fancy, sometimes creating a kind of visual embarrassment. But if you think about it a little bit, this kind of choking taste is not at all a disgust for dazzling skills, but your shyness in the face of those too vivid vulgar and...

Gail 2022-03-25 09:01:14

The centerpiece of SFFilm, the thousand-seat Castro Theater is almost full. The script is very good, and many of the dialogues that are full of Chinese flavors (such as Pinwa on the table) are well written. The actors, especially the heroines, act very well, and even if they don't speak, they can convey a lot of emotions and thoughts. The whole story is handled as a comedy under the strong shock of Chinese and American cultures. There are many scenes that are very unfamiliar to Americans, such...

Earnestine 2022-03-24 09:02:44

This is a movie 100% for foreigners. It's too...

Kyra 2022-03-24 09:02:44

This is a movie 100% for foreigners. It's too...

Freda 2022-03-24 09:02:44

Since the sundance hit at the beginning of the year, I finally watched it. Overall, it is much better than the script. I think a large part of it is due to Awkwafina's performance, which made many plot points that were likely to be embarrassed when reading the script to be a soft landing. The rhythm and breath of the film enliven the atmosphere of the whole...