Luc Besson's "Little Bad Movies"

Emory 2022-04-24 07:01:06

Personal score of 6.7 points
Luc Besson is well-known in China, but this "Interstellar Agent" has a solid title of bad film.
If it is a bad film, Luc Besson's bad film is not the same as other people's bad films. Hollywood's conventional bad movie routines are vulgar, and the "bad" of "Interstellar" is that you can do whatever you want, and shoot where you want. At the beginning, the history of contact between humans and aliens was the third type of contact under conspiracy and power in Hollywood. Luc Besson turned it into a history of illegal building construction. Later interstellar agents, alien dreams, etc. are all arbitrary, not according to normal routines, at best, they are not conventional, at worst, they are ignoring the feelings of the audience.
The biggest highlight of the whole film is the heroine's appearance and figure. No matter how messed up she is, she is still strong. In addition, there are only illogical special effects. If you haven't watched it, it is not recommended to watch it. Song had a dream of an interstellar agent, and then made this dream into a movie

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Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets quotes

  • Sergeant Laureline: [tries freeing Valerian] I suppose since you asked for my hand, you should probably get yours back first.

    Major Valerian: Is that a yes?

    Sergeant Laureline: Don't move!

  • Sergeant Laureline: [to the intimidated little Mül creature] Okay, let's have a look at you.

    [shakes her head]

    Sergeant Laureline: Not a beat, tiger. Come on, don't be scared. I'll come through.

    [lifts it out]

    Sergeant Laureline: Come on. Wow. You've got the most incredible eyes. Okay, you're a little scrappy, so why don't we get you a nice treatment so you can get your mojo back? Sound good? Come on.

    [puts him into device]

    Sergeant Laureline: Some high-grade uranium, and you'll be good as new. Hang on, tiger.