Fly to this Solaris

Annabell 2022-04-21 09:02:07

"Solaris" "...this is a broken god whose desires are always beyond his ability and unaware. This god creates clocks, but cannot measure the time they are meant to measure. He Institutions were created to achieve a certain purpose, and they surpassed and even betrayed the original purpose. He created eternity, which should measure his boundless power, but instead measures his endless failure."

No matter how many light-years you fly away, you can't get rid of the memory of the past. It always follows you. The moments and emotions of the past make up your life. Solaris is like a sea of ​​memories, constantly re-enacted and presented. at my father's feet. So, love transcends all scientific propositions?

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  • Elaina 2021-12-08 08:01:42

    The concept of "flying to Solaris" is used to control and explore the most basic unit of small humans: love. To fly to space is to fly to human beings. The old tower's movies cannot be simply listened to and watched (audiovisual and visual poetry), but more like a reading experience attached to philosophy (Apocalypse to the World)

  • Justyn 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    The water plants in the opening shot was really a big surprise. It was so beautiful and beautiful that it made people feel itchy, but for nearly three hours after that, it was composed of those slow-moving still pictures. It's still good to watch. In fact, if you watch it a little more seriously, old Antar's movies are really poetic. Most of the film is dull, and towards the end he begins to show his usual themes, the guilt of his wife, mother, the nostalgia of human beings, after a few years of life in space, will he still get used to it when he returns to Earth? It is the long shot with strong symbolic meaning at the end. The effect of kneeling and fading into hazy is also very thought-provoking.

Solaris quotes

  • Dr. Snaut: If you see something out of the ordinary, something besides me and Sartorius, try not to lose your head.

    Kris Kelvin: What would I see?

    Dr. Snaut: I don't know, that sort of depends on you.

  • Kris Kelvin: Your position is absurd. Your so-called courage is inhuman.