Distorted Sociality, Inspired Bestiality
airplane kill#
Anti-government tone
Dinning room#
revenge
drive#
The contradiction between urban and rural areas is implied, but no one is inseparable from the other. Different cars, clothing, and even final weapons have different reflections. It seems that the subjective perspective is from the urban male.
At first, the city man showed his arrogant but cowardly nature, but the crash scene also had the opportunistic side of the city man. It is a pity that in the end the "elegant machine" he relied on could not stand the test and betrayed him.
bomber#
The most potential story, the most complete presentation
The family line resolution ended up being incomplete.
It's okay to want to make a feature film
The most important explosion scene special effects are too fake and have no impact.
The later reversal used a very simple and rude way of news and network broadcasts
On the whole: the layers are progressing well (people tend to take things lightly, so the oppression is progressive), but the visualization of the climax can be made more impactful.
Hit people and bribe#
Vivid exchange of interests, the ending is hard to say.
Finally, the typical scapegoat ending
The irony of elite families is poignant
But from the perspective of the masses, there is also irony. The husband's blind justice and the anger generated by the mass demonstrations say that the violence continues to another "innocent person". The barbarism is inspired by the animal nature of the father.
wedding#
Silence after hysteria, the best ending.
Living in the so-called modern society will be constrained by laws, regulations, customs, and concepts, but in this film, there is no need to consider the consequences. Several films have this feeling at the end, either the body is on the road, or the soul is on the road.
When you watch it, preaching to gangsters watching movies is a peep in the dark. Don’t substitute your own morality, you will be disliked, and you should reflect on yourself. Why is this kind of preaching a rule of thumb?
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