It's a science question, not a love story

Ellis 2022-04-23 07:02:05

Old Tower and Lime are a bit like Kris and Ocean in the work, in a state of mutual spiritual pollution but not fusion. The movie follows those ultimate concerns that remain mysterious (don't know the answer is immortality), and finds the foothold of love (love is an emotion that can only be experienced and cannot be explained), water plants and dead wood, weightless chandeliers, memory of mother hand washing and indoor flow. The waterfalls are very poetic, which is also the consistent technique of the tower. BWV639 is tear-jerking.

Dominic 2022-03-27 09:01:06

Many people say that Laota's movie is procrastinating, but I haven't watched it. I'm ashamed that I've only watched it so far, I don't feel dull, I like every frame. It turns out that the viewing experience can only be personal and cannot be shared with others. As Chris in the movie swears, Gibbalien didn't die of fear, he died of shame. I just realized that Laota sees many things as a mirror, even space is a mirror, it is a question of self, a question of humanities and morals, a question of love, not a question of science. In this world, understanding is always rare. It is better to go to the dark one way on the road of self, but it may cause ripples in the other mind.