When things go to extremes, the opposite is true, and it is precisely the purely visual plan that makes the film stutter in several scenes, such as the scene where Spacey and Rocket Scientist are in the elevator when the music is raised, but they suddenly receive a cry from a young colleague in the toilet, although This is not a big problem in terms of clues, and it is part of the plot of three-quarters of the intensive account of characters, but it is inevitable that the quiet style of audio-visual digging holes for the film will cause improper rhythm.
In addition to the audio-visual, the lines of this film can also be called excellent, which profoundly conveys the helplessness of subjective initiative under social stereotypes-
the bald head fired by the female boss came back and faced his enemy, and politely said:
"you could not do anything more, we don't have a choice."
Sam's ex-wife saw Sam's haggard appearance in the courtyard and politely said in one sentence:
"you don't look so good.." and " but you don't live here anymore.."
It is this kind of illusory invisible rule that everyone must respect that causes all the greed, shortsighted, hypocrisy and stupidity that this film wants to criticize in reality, that is, the same thing makes Every character in this film seems to have seen through everything but is behind bars, allowing us to see the core element of emotional resonance in this film, that is, their pain and confusion, as Spacey said, "I can't believe that so many years have passed. I still need money."
In addition to the extensional meaning of the film, it is the worldly troubles that everyone has most of them because of the last resort. In a society without religious constraints and dominated by capital, who would not want to be the 20%? No matter how good it is, no matter how pure it is, an individual cannot explain his inner desires to others who are ignored by himself (peasants ignored by intellectuals, traders ignored by revolutionaries, weak people ignored by politicians), no one can not help but Hurt other people, just like the discussion of capitalism in this film through the dialogue scene of the sports car and the dialogue scene of the restaurant on the roof, every one of us in the audience sees only the sound of the film and the shape of it flying overhead from the sky Don't you all have the illusion of sitting on the helicopter with a trace of yourself?
It is also based on this tone of giving a helicopter without giving a methodology, the film's extremely excellent performance lines and quite stable audio-visual did not bring artistic sparkle.
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