"This is a sacred film" "Cinema is the greatest art" "I want this movie to change human beings" "I liked when I was young, he had great ideals"...Directing every time When I heard these remarks in the interview, I really couldn't bear it.
I still remember that he once said that the New York Times had severely criticized his film, but many people wrote to criticize it, as if the New York Times had to re-publish a comment, a voice of praise. But in the New York Times: this is a great movie, a monumental work, amazing and all that kind of general language. I find it worrying how many people who like to claim to like can interpret the director's intentions. At least, for most moviegoers, that's it.
Fortunately, the literary trilogy is just a trilogy, and if there is one more, I may collapse in the endless boredom. Great, that's all over.
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