Underground Comments

Cleve 2022-03-24 09:02:16

Escape to the ground to erase time, but to return to the shore has lost the country. In the past few decades, the love, hatred, and intrigue of the year have all turned into a passion for life that is worth dancing unremittingly. The most absurd is that people enjoy being deceived, the most beautiful is the sunrise on the lake, and the most straightforward is the joking metaphor. It doesn't matter if the moon is the sun, I just want to take a good look at the real world. However, all good...

Meredith 2022-03-24 09:02:16

Multipurpose hall 2014.5.14.3:15pm Revolutionary evergreen in the basement. Even if socialism dies, the problems that socialism tries to solve (the underground where Ivan went all the way from Germany: poverty, war, immigration, etc.) will still exist. And the last country whose capital is Belgrade no longer exists, split into floating islands. But in the end there is some kind of hope, so maybe it's both an elegy and a new...

Erling 2022-03-24 09:02:16

Multipurpose hall 2014.5.14.3:15pm Revolutionary evergreen in the basement. Even if socialism dies, the problems that socialism tries to solve (the underground where Ivan went all the way from Germany: poverty, war, immigration, etc.) will still exist. And the last country whose capital is Belgrade no longer exists, split into floating islands. But in the end there is some kind of hope, so maybe it's both an elegy and a new...

Emmanuel 2022-03-24 09:02:16

The advantage of formalism is that it can abandon all the constraints of reality and develop infinite fantasies. Director Kusturica uses magical realism to interpret the absurd comedy into the bitter epic of the Yugoslav nation. A work of almost impeccable genius aside from the exaggerated exaggeration and raucousness of the first hour. The handling of the division of the continent at the end is the best ending I have ever seen: people forgive and forget in laughter, only to be farther and...

Green 2022-03-24 09:02:16

The advantage of formalism is that it can abandon all the constraints of reality and develop infinite fantasies. Director Kusturica uses magical realism to interpret the absurd comedy into the bitter epic of the Yugoslav nation. A work of almost impeccable genius aside from the exaggerated exaggeration and raucousness of the first hour. The handling of the division of the continent at the end is the best ending I have ever seen: people forgive and forget in laughter, only to be farther and...

Jimmie 2022-03-24 09:02:16

After reading it, I wanted to kneel and kowtow. The script, photography, and rhythm were all amazing. How do we know that we are not living underground? From the demise of one communist country, we can see the future of another communist country. From the ending, I felt that the director still had infinite warmth for the motherland. Those reluctance and remembrance are really...

Ned 2022-03-24 09:02:16

Another name for madness is Kusturica. In a world where the truth is blinded, the blue sky can never be seen, and those who wake up to find that their sustenance has collapsed and shattered can only lament; the director's love for a country is brought together in just a few hours, this love is so deep , making people unable to breathe, only to shed turbid hot tears. There is no war in this world, and this story will not have an...

Annette 2022-03-23 09:02:14

"Pseudo" epic blockbuster development story, Yugoslavia's 100 years of loneliness turned out to be just a gorgeous and cruel on-set show. The screenwriter was eager for money and fame, and the lead actor yearned for war and sacrifice. Only the supporting boy who wrongly referred to the sun and the moon, the gray horse and the horned deer He can't help but say that he wants to go back underground, and the stuttering director of the friendly cameo silently assumes Noah's modern reference. As for...

Gardner 2022-03-23 09:02:14

The Film Archive is a swipe! See the...

Joaquin 2022-03-22 09:02:04

Who would they be if there was no war? They went underground, unable to distinguish day from night. Moonlight at noon, sun at midnight. In Yugoslavia, you may never know what's going on and how to face the future. They revel, they sing, they fall in love, they die, they live on islands far from the...