I won't write about the plot, connotation, etc. You, the great gods, Zhuyu, are very exciting and profound, so I won't throw bricks.
Say a few thoughts.
One, the way this movie was shot is too awesome. I'm in my 40s and I've seen thousands of movies, but this one still surprised me. "I have never seen such a lively time and space interlaced, stories are connected with stories, and memories are surrounded by memories. The woman who is her own, the woman who is an actor, and the illusory woman in the movie are inexplicably combined in this way. The use of montage , The editing of the shots between different scenes, the switching of characters and the mastery of the rhythm are almost to the point of being superb.” I was stunned when I watched it, and I just wanted to say: What the fuck, can a movie still be made like this? !
Second, Japanese movies are really awesome. Speaking of foreign movies, people first think of Hollywood blockbusters, then Korean movies, and then India and Thailand. . . . But this year, there are two movies that made me cry. They are all Japanese movies, one is "The Spice Girl" and the other "Millennium Actress". Korean movies are similar to Hollywood, and they are very industrialized. The first three minutes are a small climax, allowing you to enter the movie immediately, and then the story slowly unfolds. Japanese movies are very slow to enter the play, but if you keep watching, you can slowly realize the essence of it. It's a pity that the relationship between China and Japan is too tense now, and Japanese movies are very popular in China. Such masterpieces as "Your Name" and "Bottom Spice Girl" are just average at the box office.
3. "I used to like him so much, but now, I can't even remember what he looks like." I watched "Terminator: Dark Fate" a few days ago, and Sarah Connor said the same thing in the film : "My favorite child, but now I'm going to gradually forget what he looks like!" The most heart-wrenching thing in the world is that the people and things I once loved are slowly disappearing in the long river of memory. Young people may not understand the horror of this sentence, after 40 or 50, you will understand.
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