Bad movie with a lot of life lessons

Jacey 2022-04-21 09:02:20

The essence of a movie is to tell a story. The story is well told, even without the special effects. The story in the first half of the movie is not bad, and the subject matter is also very attractive, making human beings smaller to save resources. Because shrinking, middle-class money can get you a rich life. In Europe and the United States, the rich life is probably also living in a beautiful big house, you can go on vacation, you can have a massage, you can take yoga classes, go to the gym, and go to travel. So the protagonist couple decided to shrink into villains.

After shrinking into a villain, the story will not be told. It seems that a person with much poorer storytelling skills has come to tell the second half. It's so bad that you can't even read the logic of the story. The story is not told.

So the first half of this movie with some dialogue is quite meaningful to me. I'll just summarize what I think makes sense.

1. Get out of the small apartment, broaden your horizons, and don't get stuck in your current life.

2. Even if you become smaller, you still live the same life, step by step life, dating, and do not have the new beginning you expected.

3. Even if there are more significant things, it is not as important to seize the happiness in front of you.

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  • Beau 2022-04-23 07:02:23

    60/100 Payne's insight into the joys and bitterness of ordinary people has disappeared, replaced by jumping between locations and motifs, from middle-class anxiety at the beginning, to material abundance and spiritual emptiness, and then from The underlying ecology suddenly turned to the survival and death of human beings. Even if there are so many motifs, even if one is serious, it will be very different with the concept of shrinking. But now it just makes people feel that shrinking or not shrinking has no effect

  • Britney 2022-03-22 09:01:57

    It's not even as pure as a magical film like a chocolate factory, showing a lot of the wonders of civilization in the villain community, and then inserting a big villain. Finally, the villain works together to defeat him and ends in the dawn of victory. Well now, what kind of shit do you want to talk about, screenwriter?

Downsizing quotes

  • Paul Safranek: If I don't do this, who am I? I mean, really. Who am I?

    Ngoc Lan Tran: You Paul Safranek. You good man!

  • Dusan Mirkovic: Yes, maybe I am a little bit asshole, but the world needs assholes. Otherwise where would the shit go out?