I originally came for the director.
"Brian's Life" is a pretty awesome movie.
However, I have to give a bad review of this film.
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The hero is also a teacher anyway, at least he should have a normal mind, right?
After gaining superpowers, tell a friend that I have no objection; tell a beauty, no objection.
Then show off his abilities in front of his rivals and inform his weaknesses...very good! (Evil: If I am a rival in love, I cut off the male lead on the spot and use it)
As for the naive threat of the villain, it is even more nonsense. People have been resurrected before, so are you afraid that you won’t be able to resurrect dogs? Can you talk and wave your hands, can't you just turn the villain into a vegetable? ........I just feel like there is nothing to say.
Dealing with the dog's relationship is even more difficult to describe in a word.
*****
On the other hand, in "Brian's Life", it seems that the protagonist is not very intelligent, but it is just that he has little knowledge in human settings. All his behaviors have normal human logic, and he has never pretended to be R-wisdom.
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In this film, in addition to the plot of aliens, such as satirizing the people on earth who like to send nude photos, for example, they go through the process but because a certain star is delicious, they don’t go through the process, and so on. In other parts, the director's original "live soul" full of laughter and irony is completely invisible.
I have a feeling that the alien plot is run by the director, while the earth plot is run by a third-rate love director.
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Hey, it's not guaranteed in the evening.
It seems that there are still many filmmakers who score high and deadlift because of various relationships.
But in my case, there is one to say one, one star is good, 88.
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