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sparse old wine
Dean 2022-04-22 07:01:31
Some movies cannot be praised or criticized in a simple way, and there are angles to like or dislike. Broken Flower is this kind of movie. It is a trend like a bowl of hot eight-treasure porridge. You can find a few dates, a few peanuts, and some dumpling sugar that has not had time to dissolve. Jiamusi gave us a little bit of invincible Ellen. a midlife crisis in Lost in Translation; a bitter face in Lost in Translation; existentialism in the Twilight Zone; a little bit of David Lynch's eerie pink envelope; ross McElwee's self-dissecting documentary Sherman's march's storyline: looking for an old lover; A 360-degree rotating lens ends. The implication is that he is alone in this life.
Extended Reading
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Kenton 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Bill Murray, as long as he sits quietly, the camera has an inexplicable loneliness. It's a sentimental nostalgic film full of nostalgia for life and loneliness. The past is irreversible, and the future has not happened elsewhere, so what can be seized is the present. Tang seemed to know how to save his life like a broken flower, yet he was still sentimental. The setting of the lens language and its details is exquisite and worth yy.
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Shannon 2022-03-25 09:01:09
In a subtle and silent moment, all the past has been buried. The part where Bill Murray burst into tears in the cemetery was the most moving.
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Don Johnston: I think your father's real name is Sam Spade.
Winston and Mona's Kid: My father isn't Sam Spade.
Don Johnston: No? Think he's Sherlock Holmes?
Winston and Mona's Kid: No!
Don Johnston: I know he's one of those famous detectives. Mike Hammer!
Winston and Mona's Kid: No! Not Mike Hammer!
Don Johnston: Oh, I know, he's that Dolomite guy. Right?
Winston and Mona's Kid: No. Not Dolomite
Don Johnston: No?... Keep your eyes open, he may be Dolomite.
Winston and Mona's Kid: Nooooooo.
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Winston: You are the Don Juan.