What's in a Name? Comments

Queenie 2022-03-19 09:01:08

The standard drama/chat movie relies on the script and the actors. Relying on the meticulously crafted and chattering dialogue to promote the plot, the character retains the fanaticism and autonomy, as well as the intellectual speculation. The divergent views provided a convincing reason for the audience, and the tension between the actors formed a tug-of-war. For Chinese audiences, French itself is very rapturous, coupled with the speed of speaking, it is a test of the audience's ability to...

Emie 2022-03-18 09:01:06

Full of fun! The opening narration made me think this would be another Emily, only to find out that it was the French version of Killing. The lines are really great, and all the connections needed for this kind of film that almost relies on dialogue to drive the plot are all realized by perfect lines. The performance of the actors is beyond the standard, and the focus is on whoever shines. At the end, I turned to laughter. The ending design is super cute and the music is super...

Augustus 2022-03-18 09:01:06

A noisy movie, all octaves high. The narrative close to a confined space mostly relies on dialogue between actors to promote the story. Fortunately, the dialogue is very interesting and the contradictions arising from it are also wonderful. I think the root of their problem is that they don't have a TV at home. If you watch the TV first and chat less, it will be...

Maximillian 2022-03-17 09:01:08

A good idea that is playful but not kitsch is derived from the fact that life is higher than life. The opening of the film is swift and violent. The three sour and eloquent controversies are fascinating. The point of entry is even better than Woody. ·Allen's "Midnight Paris". It's a pity that after the beginning, the film has become unstoppable and degenerates into a bitch swearing on the street and a pinch of mediocrity. The gentle gentleman's unhandled elegance has become a simple and rude...

Terrill 2022-03-17 09:01:08

"Thoughts (feat. Debra Reynolds, Pascale Salkin & Sacha...

Blanche 2022-03-16 09:01:07

Three and a half. The style of the stage play, the rhythm is tight, the contradictions and conflicts are a little deliberate. Show the subtlety of the relationship between the characters, sometimes vulnerable to a blow, and sometimes smiled and...

Guido 2022-03-16 09:01:07

Like a vivid and unrestrained floor exercise in a...

Andrew 2022-03-15 09:01:06

I again sigh that the more limited the scene, the more powerful the...

Fabian 2022-03-15 09:01:06

This film undoubtedly reminds me of the "Killing" in 11 years and the earlier "This Man From Earth", a purely indoor drama. There are several actors in a scene, and it is purely on the story itself, the actors' acting skills and lines to attract people. This kind of movie is either terribly wonderful or boring. This is a very good film. The contradictions and the plot reversal are worth seeing, the performance is also natural, and there is a unique French...

Helga 2022-03-14 14:12:27

It's exactly the French version of Carnage. . . But this one pleases me more. To be honest, there are too many small French jokes that we can't understand, and the whole is still very...