Raising Arizona

By Velva 2021-11-14 08:01:24

[Movie Notes] Raising Arizona

1. This is an early film by the Coen brothers. The film is very freehand, so that people can watch it comfortably.
2. In addition to watching the 87 version of Nicholas Cage's "big guy" look in the film, you can also see the stupid thief played by John Goodman, who was very relaxed at the time.
3. The time span of the film is very long, from the protagonist’s youth to the old man; maybe the time span is very short, which is the time of a dream-anyway, when listening to the...

By Jude 2021-11-14 08:01:24

Young Cage

One of Cage's best looks is in this film. There is another look that I also like, in the sultry moonlight, when he was very young.

Thin, disorganized, depressed, kind, stupid, simple, crazy and happy. I like the sharp and ignorant eyes of the young Cage wild small carnivores, and for relatively gentle people, the young Cage performs like a clown in a circus, the one with the most indispensable eyes of the audience. Faced with such a young man as a small person, once his story...

By Jacinthe 2021-11-14 08:01:24

Fun black humor

Compared with the first blood labyrinth, the second work of the Coen brothers has changed the tone from indifference, depression and darkness to warmth, relaxed and weird. It seems to have a great contrast, but the actual theme is exactly the same. It is nothing more than a discussion of human nature. That's missing. It is another case of serial kidnapping and extortion. The Coen brothers have tried repeatedly on this subject. Perhaps this kind of case can best reflect the dark side of...

By Lowell 2021-11-14 08:01:24

Raising Arizona: A Conjecture

       The beginning of the story may happen on a sunny day. It was the western United States in the late 1980s. People there spoke in a different tone from other places. They liked to pronounce "i" as "ar". In addition to speaking more vigorously, the place was also shrouded by the sun. I mean. Plancha. The sun scorches the people there like hope.
        So, maybe on a sunny day, a pair of brothers saw a piece of news in the newspaper. According to the news, a family of...

By Lucie 2021-11-14 08:01:24

Motion shots and irony

Cohen’s second work has a lot of ways to imitate perspective. It imitates babies and imitates the movement of a demon with high wheels in a nightmare. Cohen made a kind of using a long plank of two people to hold the camera at one end, which can imitate very The perspective of movement, which is also used in the blood maze, is an unnatural perspective, just like a demon. The second half gradually turned into a two-smoker-like story, but drama itself was never Cohen's main goal.

Highly...

By Rozella 2022-04-24 07:01:05

Wisdom of details, sweet...

By Jovani 2022-04-24 07:01:05

This is actually a warm film, right?! Cage's monologue at the end of the film and the gentle music really feel so good. ps. Don't complain about Cage's bad movie now, let's take a look at his previous...

By Desmond 2022-04-24 07:01:05

All kinds of dark humor and banter (Shawshank died laughing), I really like the dream line. But the ending really...

By Destin 2022-04-24 07:01:05

The Coen brothers were ridiculous back then. The young Cage is a bit bitter, but the family drama around the family is always Cage's favorite. The two robbers are so...

By Brittany 2022-04-23 07:01:42

Under the black sunset is your golden tenderness... '87 Coen Brothers' '87 Lush...