He also said, stare at the film, starting from the director's Virgo.
So, I picked up my favorite Christopher Nolan to follow.
Tracking, which in itself is an act of psychological significance.
Strangers, familiar people, intersection or parallel lines.
Tracking, at first, I thought it was a job done by people with normal communication failures.
Did he let him go to his own home just to hear an objective assessment?
From trailing, to entering the room.
Following is like a shadow.
Everyone has a box.
He won't remember what he once had if you don't take it away.
It's the most philosophical thief's motto I've ever heard.
Many details are also special complexes that appear from the beginning of the debut.
The swollen side face was rendered in black and white, and it worked really well.
There's a Batman logo on the door.
His narrative style is always so intricate and undisturbed.
His stories are set either in the abyss of doom, or in tangled circles.
The most ridiculous thing in the world is that the insider listens to the outsider telling the truth about the little thing he knows and he already knows.
The editing process deliberately disrupts the narrative logic, but this is what makes it more intriguing.
This is a logical interaction, and he lets the audience use their brains to restore it.
It's like,
playing the Rubik's Cube,
yes, it's totally, the
magic way of editing.
Everything was reversed in the end, and I am afraid that only I know if I am happy or not.
The person who sets up the game and the person who breaks the game are actually the same kind of person.
When you look too much like him, he can use you to copy himself, making you a poor insider.
Then he can make others sound like a virtual person in your sober and frank confession, and further, make you completely reduced to an insider.
Greed allows your traits to emerge gradually.
The so-called golden cicada escapes the highest realm!
If the truth is too complex, it will eventually be lost to people who no longer believe it.
Virgo is so amazing, no wonder it is Nolan, whom we worshiped one after another.
Yep, it's my favorite genre.
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