Some anticlimactic...

Eunice 2022-04-19 09:02:43

The reflection of World War II and the selection of art are very good, the actors' acting skills are online, and they have a high score of 8.5+

What originally had the potential to score 9 points was confiscated at the end, the reflection on the inhuman acts of World War II was not deep enough, and the sublimation of the male protagonist's art was not enough. Although the end of the film echoes the scene of the bus roaring at the beginning, it is too weak. This echo should be inserted into the film, not the end. By the end of the film, I didn't see any deeper thinking either.

The plot can only be 4?, the more 1? is given to the beautiful and lovely male and female protagonists (I want to fall in love with tears when I see it)

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  • Anastasia 2022-03-28 09:01:10

    6.9 Unlike European movies, full of American-style soundtracks, it is more like an American warm-hearted drama. After the first act in the background of World War II, the whole becomes very bad. The following is all fragmented, and there is nothing left for the first act. Things go deeper and deeper. This book is about abandoning the traditional artistic pursuit of "self", but after the first act, it is completely reduced to a daily drama, there is no strong audio-visual impact to show, there is no self under the classic narrative, all is Think outside the box, but the reflection on World War II is even worse, and there is no reflection at all. The whole 180 minutes is full of useless waste. This is not a "no master's work", but a mediocre work

  • Jevon 2022-03-27 09:01:18

    When I saw the artist "copying" old photos, the pictures were blurred, and I thought that this was not Gerhard Richter's early style. After checking, the prototype of the artist was really Gerhard Richter, so his teacher was Bo. Iss. This film is different from the previous German World War II reflections. The method is the same as the artist's concept in the film, and it does not necessarily have to give the audience an explanation. In addition, after seeing the artistic atmosphere and the ideas of the artists in West Germany in the 1980s, I think it is unlikely that we will have our own contemporary art, and the despair is very calm.

Never Look Away quotes

  • Professor Antonius van Verten: Don't vote for anyone. Never vote for another party again. Vote for art. It's either-or. In art only, freedom is not an illusion.After the Nazi catastrophe, only the artist can give people back their sense of freedom. Every individual, whether he's a garbage man or a farmer, has the chance to be an artist. if he develops his own subjective abilities without external guidelines. If you aren't free... completely free, then nobody else will be. By making yourselves free, you are liberating the world. You are priests. You are revolutionaries. You are liberators. Make your burnt offerings!

  • Professor Antonius van Verten: So, Lehmbruck. He said that each work of art must retain something from the first days of Creation. As if almost as if it were still divine... As if it were only just emerging from the primeval mass, from the rib... No. No, a different approach. Has anyone had an insight this week? A realization... you'd perhaps like to share?

    Kurt Barnert: Lottery numbers. If I tell you six numbers at random... 5, 7, 23, 29, 44, 11... that's just stupid. But if I read you the winning numbers from the lottery... May I?- "2, 17, 19, 25, 45, 48." Suddenly they have a true quality, something imperative, almost beautiful.