Crash

Arely 2022-03-21 09:02:14

Personal viewing essays, non-serious movie reviews!

Why is this movie rated so low? My perception is still very smooth, except for the climax at the end, which ends abruptly, as if castrated! Other parts are really special, I think it may be the director's intention, a kind of desire to say Hugh's...

Michele 2022-03-25 09:01:10

James Spader can always play some very eccentric characters, but at the same time does not prevent others from feeling that he is handsome; his handsome face seems to have a perfume smell, especially the side face is suffocating. It's a pity that he didn't play the roles of warm and infatuated...

Geovanny 2022-04-23 07:02:39

A. Continuing the mood and atmosphere of "Mr. Butterfly" (and a further expression of the same sex becoming asexual), my favorite pre-21st century Cronenberg. On the surface, it looks like the pursuit of speed and passion for sports car enthusiasts (such as James Dean's rebellion against mainstream values ​​(in fact, it is also an upgrade of the "Beat Generation" of "Naked Lunch")), but also pays attention and borrows the traffic flow. The traffic pressure problem (such as the sociality of "Murder on Video"), and the culmination of the desire to use the traffic flow to climax with the crash (Cronenberg's personal stylization, "modern technology reshapes the human body" or "human alienation" ") - the above three are inseparable, exploring and predicting the emptiness of future desires. The first two people are in the car in the first scene of the poster: the male protagonist’s back camera is in the car and the female protagonist is outside the car. The action details express desire and are also introduced into the circle. The cloud and rain in the car use the camera to connect the three (the car and the person). ) into one. The first time he crashed a car "acting", he didn't need a montage to instantly show the male protagonist's expression. Thinking about it, it was also Cronenberg's style, so the film gradually became poetic.

Cletus 2022-04-21 09:02:35

8.5/10. A group of promiscuous and perverted chaotic relationships (the protagonists are a couple who like to find lovers and share their lovemaking experiences with each other) reveal the increasingly numb and twisted modern man in an industrialized consumerist society. The biggest highlight in audiovisual is that the sex scenes (and crash scenes) are handled very well (editing, moving mirrors, music, composition, lighting, etc.) As the story unfolds, the sense of emptiness becomes more apparent). Compared with "Sensual World", this film is more accurate, but the image power may not be as good as the latter.