old tower movie notes

Freddie 2021-12-08 08:01:42

It is also science fiction. Kubrick talks about humans and machines, history, and philosophy, reaching into the sky, omnipotent, restoring predictions, and omnipotent; Tarkovsky talks about emotions, memories, and religions as always. Tasman’s strong introspection is destined to treat science fiction only as a mirror of life, a priest of repentance, so that the most amazing part of the whole movie is not Halle’s several appearances, but Chris’s dream Mother's soft cry.

Brooke 2021-12-08 08:01:42

This film, together with [2001: A Space Odyssey] and [Alpha City], is regarded as the pinnacle of philosophical science fiction. Tarkovsky's slow-moving poetic long shots run through the film. The slow pace is a test of patience, but it is endlessly memorable. There are no special effects and spectacles, only torture and introspection of human nature. The Sea of ​​Solaris is like a mirror, projecting human weaknesses and doubts that have been inexplicable in ancient times. Highways, water plants, heavy rain, the end of the magical. (9.5/10)