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Attitude
Hayden 2022-04-20 09:01:44
I watched this movie today, it really is a kind of torture for people's heart. You watch it in anger because every time this family of three runs away you think they'll make it but it doesn't until the end. I don't like this movie very much. I can feel that the director is deliberately provoking people who watch the movie. If a director does the film with a provocative attitude, it's a good thing. But if it's provocation for provocation, like the director explained his movie at the end, he said, I made this to explain to others that people like us now like violence. I always shoot with suspense in the movie. Violence is violence. But I think the director sees social problems and I don't really like what he said because I don't think there is a perspective and I don't like that you make a movie just for the movie. It's a space frame / And the director's attitude gives me the feeling that he thinks he The cleverness is that he is talking to the audience and he is provoking the psychological endurance of ordinary people / I think this is a very superficial attitude /
Extended Reading
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Paul: So, what do you want to do? You want to call someone? An ambulance, or the police? I won't stop you. Neither will Tom. Right, Tom? Well, what are you waiting for?
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Paul: Okay, let's play another game. It's a guessing game.
[Paul takes out a golf ball]
Paul: What is this?
[Paul drops the ball on the floor]
Paul: [to George] Sir?
George: It's a golf ball.
Paul: Correct! It's a *golf* ball... But why do I have it in my pocket? Hm? The lady knows why. Because... Well?
[Paul, exasperated, turns to Peter]
Paul: Well?
Peter: Because you didn't hit it.
Paul: Correct! Because I didn't hit it! And *why* didn't I hit it?
Peter: Because something stopped you.
Paul: Correct. Because I had to test the club in another way.
Anna: [realizing what has happened] Where is he?