have always liked French comedies, and I never know when the next joke will pop up, like going to the roadside stall downstairs in the morning to ask for a bowl of hot soy milk, sprinkle with a splash of sugar, I don't know which sip will drink the unmelted ones.
French comedy has always been a serious nonsense. The whole article is open to the mouth and gun mode, and it never pretends to be crazy and stupid, but every time the laughter can deeply poke me.
What will you do when you know the time of your death?
I tried to ask myself this question, but I couldn't get a result for a long time. After all, this question is really a torture of human nature.
For example, some people in the movie relied on the fact that they could live for decades, and they took pleasure in it, using a hundred ways of dying to test whether the god of death would really come to the door. There are also people who wake up from a dream, and whether they die sooner or later, they all have reasons to pursue the things they love with peace of mind.
After thinking about it for a long time, all that flashed were some means of seeking pleasure, not the real choice after knowing the date of death. I think I'll probably still choose to pretend I don't know the date, don't change anything, and move on with my life. Don't change the pursuit, don't change the depravity, don't change all the happy or sad moods. Humans are not the best at deceiving themselves.
The character setting of the film is very interesting, God is a bald beer belly narcissistic hot-tempered housewife man, has an old-fashioned computer, and a wife who can't express her thoughts. A slight disappointment is that the story does not expand further in this way, but turns to the description of the 6 disciples. Is the script too strong? None of these 6 disciples have any appetite for me...
Why do I need 6 disciples? This point is too cold...
God's daughter said, because my mother likes the ice hockey team, and there are 18 players in the ice hockey team...
In fact, the overall feeling of the movie has been going downhill from the beginning of the high energy, maybe I really want to See how God actually played The Sims with that computer. However, this does not have a big impact, it is just the voice of a small corner of the viewer's heart, and the movie can still grab the appetite.
Some voices in the short reviews said that this movie wanted to ridicule it, but it always stayed on the surface, not deep and erratic. In my opinion, these are all qualities that a successful comedy film must have. Biographical and realistic films can be satirized by adjusting the description methods, drama films can use a character to ridicule society, and comedies use their own erratic physique to reflect.
In my own movie viewing taste, my favorite movie language is "self-evident" and "silence ends". I seem to be a little fascinated by this endless imagination and the ending that seems to have no answers and no questions. Thinking of the "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" that I watched a few days ago, the dying girl finally lay on the hospital bed and watched the exclusive movie that Earl made for her. Tears filled her eyes. She could see that she was very excited, but there was no Voice, no narration, no dialogue, the movie is on, the girl is dying, the movie is coming to an end. It really hit my spot.
Favorite episodes of the movie:
1. The laws of man set by the sloppy, arrogant God. For example, when the toast falls to the ground, the jam side will always land first...
2. When the sister and brother Jesus are talking, the playful dialogue about human beings.
3. The "writer" was lying on the grass and said that he could sleep only by looking at the sky.
And what about hamburgers made of stranded whale meat...you can climb to the world in the washing machine...well, well, I just like weirdness and inexplicable collocations.
In the end, death is not the one who kills us, but saves our lost lives. (Or love?)
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PS As soon as I saw this setting, I believed in the existence of God. And, women can save the world, huh? I feel like I've heard this point somewhere...
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