Nocturnal Animals

By Fatima 2022-04-24 07:01:04

You might never get the love again

I watched this movie because Amway bought TF's lipstick before. Seeing a TF fan recommending this movie in an article, I found it on Tencent. I thought that TF is fashion-forward, sexy and mature, but I didn't expect that "When you love someone, you have to be careful with it. You might never get it again." in TF's movies .

The female protagonist left the male protagonist, and the male protagonist took revenge on the female protagonist 19 years later. In the end, the heroine waited for...

By Blaze 2022-04-24 07:01:04

A temperamental movie

Strangely good-looking, it fully shows how important a director's good taste in many artistic fields is to create the overall temperament of the film.

Although the movie adopts the form of a play within a play, the story is not complicated, and the male protagonist is weak from beginning to end: since the female protagonist resolutely left back then, why bother begging for love or not? Nineteen years later, it is necessary to use a novel to express many ambiguous purposes, such as...

By Lois 2022-04-23 07:01:39

Thoughtful revenge

It's a self-inflicted story, and the contemporary art exhibition that begins is refreshing. Very amazing. The two storylines of reality and fiction are closely connected by Jake Gyllenhaal playing two roles, making the narrative seem real and fantasy without any sense of disobedience. The heroine often wakes up from the story and adjusts the rhythm. But the audience hasn't shaken off the panic. leading to a more urgent look down. In the story line of the novel, in addition to hiding the...

By Edmond 2022-04-23 07:01:39

Love only comes once, if you miss it, it will never come back

Susan is a strong woman, and the fat woman at the beginning expresses her style in an exaggerated way - extremely subjective. The working environment is also minimalist and impactful. Her marriage to her husband was also fractured. At this time, she received the first draft of the novel "Nocturnal Animals" by her ex-husband Edward, whom she had not contacted for nearly two decades.

When Susan unpacked, her hand was scratched, suggesting that the manuscript was like a sharp...

By Myron 2022-04-23 07:01:39

Weakness dies, sensibility ceases to exist

When you love someone, you have to be careful with it. You might never get it again.

—Edward to Susan

When you love someone, you have to work hard, you can't just throw it away, you have to be careful, or you won't get it again. So in the end, Susan went from being full to the guests, without waiting for her Edward, who had been separated for 19 years.

In this movie, I was impressed by three points.

The first point...

By Rico 2023-08-31 01:49:08

The switch between the play and the reality is easy, but the text and characters are still a bit far-fetched, and the picture and music are still exquisite. Whether it's revenge or relief, we always think about planning our lives, but life always unfolds in a completely different...

By Cleveland 2023-08-27 23:48:58

In reality, in revenge novels, I only see self-blame. In the end, it's better not to see this drama. It's not like what white people do. Objectively speaking, single men are better, but I was moved by this...

By Maegan 2023-08-19 22:37:57

Personally, I prefer single men. It's really my white moonlight. This time, TF made a red rose and couldn't replace it as a cinnabar mole. The aesthetics of the shots are impeccably refined, the actors' performances are full of tension, and the narrative structure of the play within the play is also rigorous and delicate. However, there are some clichés about the relationship between the sexes that make people uncomfortable. The core point of the whole shell story is abortion, which is also a...

By Helga 2023-08-02 07:40:12

Just "flat"...

By Rhett 2023-07-17 08:29:03

7 points. This film, all kinds of communication, all kinds of design are very good, but the story is a bit simple. The three stories are intertwined, although it does not feel abrupt to say, but each story is not explained thoroughly, and the entire viewing process always feels as if the emotions have not yet been fully accumulated and ended suddenly, which is a pity. What does the director want to say at the end? I didn't understand it anyway, and I'm not interested in trying to figure it...