Secondly, there are two points to highlight the depth of the film.
1: The bald overalls said a bunch of words in the clouds and mist, and eventually the sun would eat the earth. The purpose is to use a little philosophical language to shock the audience who can't think about it. It's a pity that I was not shocked.
2: The ghost has passed through and saw the past, from the beginning of the house back to the moment when the hero and heroine entered the house.
But at the beginning, those shots really made me feel mediocre to the elementary filming feeling.
1: They were sure to move, but suddenly there was a car accident and the hero died. The result of the fact is that a car broke the front windshield, and then the protagonist fell asleep on the steering wheel as a narrative. Is it such a simple and rude test of the audience's IQ?
2: The long shots in the hospital are pale and empty. Do you want to create some atmosphere? But what should be the environment rendering? Then the ghost sat up? May I ask how many people believe that it is a ghost in this lifelike human sitting up feeling? I have been waiting for the actor to take off the sheets and look for clothes to go home? But no, he actually got out of bed and walked, so how is normal human walking like a ghost?
Then the ghost went home, so normal ghosts are not floating, they are walking, and they don't have the same way of freezing forward in the past. Is this deliberately showing rough?
3: After the ghost enters the house, the landlord who opens the door, I feel embarrassed, won't I shout twice before knocking on the door? Knock the door straight in? Then there was no logical lens to elaborate, the landlord left after finishing writing, and when he went out, he also deliberately ignored the bedsheet hero. affectation
4 After the heroine entered the door, why did she walk around the table to read the landlord's note? What logic? Are you afraid of bumping into the ghostly bedsheet hero? Then why wash the cups? According to normal logic, what should an average person be when he returns home? Shouldn't someone who has lost his soul and loved one be in a thoughtful and sluggish state? Why did you wash the cup suddenly? Then eat again. It's barely enough here, but she cried, it was great, and finally she was in the play. But isn't it a close-up shot at this time, so that the audience can have an emotional interaction with the actors, but no. Immediately afterwards, the heroine ate too much and vomited. Still no close-up shots of the heroine? Are you afraid that the heroine's acting skills are too bad? Director, why are you so rude?
Final comment: I originally wanted to give 2 stars, because this film makes me feel like a literary film, so it ranges from one star to two stars, but why should I give 3 stars? Because the second half is still ok. So I added one star. But I really hate the director deliberately fooling the audience. Take a good shot and get rid of some bad taste.
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