What does Matt Damon mean? What kind of role did he perform? I couldn't bear the level of shit in the movie 20 minutes before the end of the movie. I didn't see it before I walked out of the movie theater. It seems his role is for the director to tell you "Oh, we have a new technology!" Oh now we have entered the shrinking world! Oh we have met a crazy neighbor! Oh we have met a special Vietnamese! Oh we suddenly went to Norway and started to care about environmental protection!" As for what kind of person our protagonist is, what does he have The director seemed to be totally indifferent to the character of his dream, and then I suddenly realized "Oh, our protagonist is Matt Damon!" I
heard that political correctness in Hollywood now shouldn't stereotype any minorities? Then why do Vietnamese women want to hang on all the stereotypes of Asians in the eyes of Europeans and Americans? From taking off your shoes when entering the door... to speaking rudely (mainly because of lost in translation)... to the accent so contrived... just sticking a piece of tape on one side of the eyes to the temple to squint into one Stitched...Although these settings are nothing to me personally, I am not the kind of person who always talks about "white racial discrimination", but considering that the movie is clearly When propagating various ideas that are very politically correct, I suddenly felt that the director was split.
The setting of shrinking the world made me feel that money was spent in vain, and this setting was the main reason why I bought tickets. Later I found out that the original trailer cut all the most interesting parts of the movie (so it was a lie to not watch the trailer in the future), I was obviously cheated. In addition to the surgery, you have to shave your head and extract your teeth to remove all inactive organic and inorganic substances inside and outside the body (so people who wear a pacemaker and people who have nails on their body obviously can't go). It is a more scientific detail setting. , But since Matt Damon entered that world, in addition to the big yellow flower, a blackjack with his party-loving neighbor and a Polaroid photo stuck on the wall (I bet 50 cents and many people would even have this I haven’t seen any Polaroid photos), what is the real difference between this world and the outside world (from the perspective of a movie viewer)? Does the prop group only have a budget of 50 cents?
There is also a talented actress like Christen Wiig who went to play soy sauce and disappeared, which is really confusing. Even after she disappeared, I forgot that the role of Matt Damon was a married person. ..... By the way, on some posters, her name appeared to be in front of the Vietnamese actress Hong Chau, who has many times more than hers. From the perspective of film propaganda, there is nothing wrong with it, but back to the previous political correctness. On the subject, is the director very divided?
Obviously, you can make an interesting comedy by comparing different worlds. Obviously, you can make the most of the embarrassment caused by this interesting phenomenon, but you have to pretend to deeply promote the political correctness of environmental protection. We need to hypothetically emphasize the gap between the rich and the poor. So the really useful themes were wasted, and as an audience, I was forced to praise the director’s deepness... I didn’t want to be trapped by the director’s shit logic, so for the first time in my life, it didn’t end in a movie. When I walked out of the cinema. Considering that I can even watch money laundering rubbish movies like "Second Generation Fairy" (of course I can't do things like watching pirated copies on YouTube and contributing to the money laundering movie), this is also a special experience.
Just discovered that the Vietnamese heroine Hong Chau (emphasizing the character of the protagonist, from the perspective of the film setting, I think it is understandable to say that she is the protagonist), was actually nominated for the Golden Globe Award? ! And even in a supporting actress, I mean a supporting actress! ! ! In the list? ! My God, reality is really a world more dramatic than movies! ! ! ! ! I laughed to death, just for this I can ironically add a star.
Finally, I want to talk more about the definition of money laundering movies: money laundering movies are many domestically produced movies that, under the banner of movies, are actually making false statements and making false statements at the box office. In the process of money and money exchanges, they finally get a climax of self-traffic. I seriously think that the purpose of these films is to launder money, because I can't see where the film budget is spent. In comparison, this movie seems to be no worse, but it did bring me a more disgusting subjective movie experience, which cannot be erased.
If you want to know what a film made by a talented director whose ambition can't hold up, then I highly recommend this film.
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