Be funny first, it's too funny if you don't

Reginald 2022-04-23 07:06:10

Been a little lost lately. Poor sleep and bad form.

On weekends, I slept until noon, and heated up the rest of the chicken rack and corn. I thought that I heard someone say a zombie movie a few days ago that it was pretty good, so I went to watch it. I really watched it like a zombie movie.

The first 30 minutes were a bit embarrassing, but not outrageously bad, just similar to some domestic independent films. By the 30th minute when I'm on the staff list, I'll turn off the TV if I don't have oil in my hands. I was wiping my hands, and when I saw that there was more content in the back, I continued to read it.

It was the happiest moment of the year, drinking a big glass of port and laughing with the movie. All the troubles were put aside. Thanks to the crew.

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  • Birdie 2022-04-06 09:01:07

    The most hearty movie-watching experience among Japanese cinema movies this year. In the second half, the whole audience fainted with laughter. It’s been a long time since I watched a movie so enjoyable! The first scene that challenges the audience is 37 minutes long, a kaleidoscope-like cascading inlaid drama within a play, a creative idea that combines various elements... The fascination with the movie overflows the screen. I feel that the actors, directors and everyone involved in the production are enjoying it, and they will definitely be moved when they see it at the end.

  • Brittany 2022-04-13 09:01:06

    [D] I have been looking forward to the stars and the moon for nearly half a year, but I am very disappointed! After reading the introduction and comments before, I thought it would be an amazing work like "Why Hell is Bad", but in fact it's not even as good as its fur. I really feel bored, "Laughing, laughing crazy, laughing to the point of fainting..." I'm sorry I suspect we're not watching the same movie. I didn't laugh once in 96 minutes. , as well as the emotion of the father-daughter relationship at the end, and I don’t think it is creative. The essence is the first 37 minutes of the feature film (bad film), and the behind-the-scenes footage (the process of making a bad film) for the next 1 hour. In fact, when the team was set up in the middle, I had already guessed what would happen later. What happened, there is no sense of freshness or surprise. It is better to watch the feature film and the behind-the-scenes of a movie casually. Is it possible that a bad film + the process of making a bad film = a masterpiece? The filming was indeed bumpy, but the hardships were not easy to be deeply rooted in people's hearts. For me, only bgm is beautiful and unforgettable. Still have to watch "Why Hell is Bad" several times, that is the real drama within the drama, the true love of the movie to the point of madness, and a true love letter dedicated to the movie.