sense reversal

Norberto 2022-04-24 07:01:06

2.5 / In fact, there is no formal exploration. Since Jay Chou, the male protagonist, turns on the camera to watch himself all day long, it is doomed that the function of the camera is still only "showing the audience what they need" in the traditional commercial film mode. The only bright spot may be the cyberspace scheduling possibilities inherent in the staggering of monitoring split screens. From this completely empty script with almost no sense of reality at all, the director may just be squeezing this form. After all, letting the audience see a "story" that simulates an online wandering soul is the whole point. Different from "Rear Window" and "Into the House", the film does not have a real perspective of departure or sublimation from beginning to end, but a double "direct giving" of structure and materials under a limited perspective. Does the popularity of this virtual/artificial/pseudo-reality work mean that human visual culture has entered a new, more closed stage? Perhaps it has yet to be proven by history.

Caterina 2022-04-24 07:01:06

Every unsophisticated reversal that comes with the fast-paced editing gives people goosebumps all over the body. I deeply feel the "dependence" of contemporary people on the Internet. There are so many points that can be discussed, all of which can be written as papers. Thinking about it, it's not just the case itself that chills your spine.