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Eloise 2022-03-21 09:02:01
Own
The plot is very interesting, as if seeing the rebirth of a group of middle-aged men, they were able to release their nature and do whatever they wanted with alcohol. In their barren lives, they shined brightly because of alcohol. But I think this is also the saddest thing. When people reach middle...
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Clovis 2022-03-21 09:02:01
Sober allegory
Dogme95 - the most influential and last film movement of the last century, more than two decades ago. Those stupefied youths who had just graduated from film school made a vow that they hoped the film would return to its simplicity. Nordic cinema should neither be the endorsement of the...
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Amelie 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Uh... In the second half, after getting drunk, my wife and I broke up, and then the fragmented narrative really broke down... I tried to explain the dilemma of mid-life crisis with an alcohol experiment. Alcohol is not harmful to people, and life is not harmful to people... The result The conclusion seems to be that you are the killer? And what is the conclusion? I feel like the writers and directors didn't think about it well. The role of Uncle Mai should be the "heroine" of this film. He kept smiling and restrained and watched the three men come and go, and finally stood in a high position without taking guilt. I saw myself like a mirror. It's a bit unpleasant, but the few golden sentences brought out by my wife and myself are also good, and the dance at the end is also good. In short, 3.5 is 3.
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Angus 2022-03-26 09:01:06
The last crazy dance is my favorite in the whole movie. People seem to like themselves in a state of madness, because they are more confident that way, so their mistakes can be attributed to alcohol, fooling themselves can fool some people, but it is only one step away from alcoholism, it is too harmful
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