The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

By Madyson 2022-03-20 09:01:25

water life

Steve (Bill Murray) is a director of marine documentaries, and his works once filled the childhood of many children with dreamy colors. In a shoot, Steve's old friend died in the mouth of a jaguar shark, which made Steve so bad that he vowed to find the tiger shark and avenge his friend, and made this the subject of the new film. At the press conference, Steve met Ned (Owen Wilson), who claimed to be his son, and he invited the young man to join his creative team. Steve has to face many...

By Henderson 2022-03-19 09:01:03

water life

Listening to the national match, so nostalgic.
Unexpectedly, it turned out to be in 2004. I thought it was a film from the 1980s and 1990s?
Oh my god, is this level of film made in 2004? Independence Day in 1996, which streets were stronger?
I originally thought it was a film from the 1980s and 1990s, but out of nostalgia, I wanted to give it six or seven stars.
Seeing that it was 2004, it was definitely a failed film.
It really doesn't look any different from Jaws...

By Lee 2022-03-17 09:01:03

Another good Wes Anderson movie

After I saw the Grand Budapest hotel, I googled Wes Anderson, and found out that he is the director of Rushmore, which I watched years ago and really liked, the soundtrack I still listen to from time to time. I loved Grand Budapest Hotel as well, so I started watching other Wes Anderson movies.

Speaking of directors with unconventional movies, several names come to mind, Coen brothers, Quentin Tarantino (whose movies I never really got and did not like), Paul Thomas Anderson, David...

By Camryn 2022-03-16 09:01:03

Flirting with Loss - Life in the Water

I personally like this kind of boring and humorous films.
  
Wes Anderson, the director of "Life in the Water", seems to have made a total of four films so far, and I have only watched the last two, namely "The Royal Tenenbaums" and this "Life in the Water". Interestingly, I'm obsessed with his kind of rambunctious, kind of rascal, kind of indifferent, kind of serious tone. This may be a little bit like watching what you do, probably because most of the good friends in my life are...

By Otha 2022-03-15 09:01:03

Life in the water - Captain Zissou's midlife crisis

I have no regrets about the two hours I spent watching this movie. It turned out that I could not fully understand a movie without the subtitles, at least this movie. Thinking about it, it should be the somewhat vague pronunciation of the old man Bill Murray.
My sister, who grew up in the United States, said she didn't understand the movie either. Think maybe it's another weird trick by Wes Anderson, or another monologue that seems like a midlife crisis by Bill Murray, still a little...

By Raegan 2023-08-29 00:42:10

It would be nice if there were more, more and more beautiful animals~ That golden python is really...

By Kendra 2023-03-08 14:22:47

Super invincible drag, in a hurry, the plot can't support the story, a little exaggerated, and the location is relatively unsuccessful. There are still a few highlights: 1. It was really Blanchett when I went there, but unfortunately it looks very artificial in Wechsler's works; 2. Uncle Da is a little cute, but also very fake; 3. MGG's cuteness and Wei Wei His works can be naturally blended; 4. The last half hour is better; 5. I don't know why I get drunk when I see a little bit of Resnais'...

By Roel 2023-01-21 18:36:39

I love Wes Anderson so much, pure and cute, pure and cute! So grown up, yet so full of innocence and science! PS: How did you always get a bunch of stars to star...

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

4.22 Of all things, the goal is the most vain. Memories are always fresher, let me remember you in a different way. Deliberate records become unintentional eternity. Impressed by the old couple and the passage of the...

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

Maybe we'll all find our jaguar shark eventually. I like Wes Anderson's handling of the relationship between people, especially relatives. Feelings are really delicate things. Seu Jorge's adaptations are...