When I am particularly fond of a movie, I would not watch short or long reviews, just like after I fell in love with a girl, I would not care about other people’s evaluations of her. Only her obsession is in my eyes; In short, if you encounter a movie you like, there will be few words, so I will sort out the clues scattered in the movie, like a child picking up shells on the beach, carefully holding it in my hand, intending to show it and share it with the same interesting people.
It is unfair to use one's own limitations to limit those beautiful things, which is tantamount to burning a piano and cooking a crane. ——Anonymous
Mr. Basel probably had a bullet in his head. When he was too excited, he would always talk nonsense. He blew out bizarre reveries and bizarre thoughts, which tasted similar to Neruda’s "Questions". All in all, it roughly stems from the deep interest inherent in the vast world.
Some people believe that the world itself is a collection of huge riddles and metaphors, while the universe is a labyrinth full of allusions. Geniuses who yearn for the breadth of the world often have a spiritual fetish for nouns and images. They believe that everything is in between. A secret and magical connection that cannot be spoken, so he used various methods to tap sideways, trying to identify its phantom.
Try to enumerate as follows-
1. The symphony orchestra and the grass growing on the street
Between the tall buildings of the two major arms leaders, Mr. Basel was overexcited and entered an illusion for the first time. The appearance of the symphony orchestra can be regarded as a disenchantment of modernism, and the inner material is displayed without disguise. Just as modern pottery art attaches great importance to "mudiness", and modern painting affirms the way in which canvas and planes are presented, this undisguised exposure can be said to have the soul of modernism.
2. A green field with landmines
Mr. Basel encountered an extremely painful traffic jam on the way to track his enemies. The noise of cars and sirens surrounding him might remind him of a football stadium. He conjured up such an illusion when he connected with his father’s death in a landmine accident. , Football deserves to be a veritable modern warfare——
3. The labyrinth of the first allusion
While eavesdropping on Mr. Blonga’s assistant and the arms dealer’s conversation, Mr. Basel was so nervous that he must be distracted by cranky thinking——
I seem to know the source, it’s the most famous and timeless quip in Silverstein’s "zebra question"——
I asked the zebra
Are you black with white stripes?
Or white with black stripes?
This should be a stalk of language and customs.
4. The second maze of allusions
Because Mr. Basel was worried about the safety of Ms. Rubber, he tried to persuade himself to calm down with exercises. As a circumstantial evidence of the mutual affection between the two, he deserves to be French——
Question 12, who made up those strange stories
Mr. Basel is supposed to be teasing about knowledge and books-strange stories
This question should come from explorers who have a deep interest in the world.
The questioner should hate stairs and walking up stairs very much.
V. The third maze of allusions
After being caught, Mr. Basel once again tried to escape from reality in the way of Walter Mitty——
The death of Aeschylus is really a strange method of death, and should be included in the stupid death of "horrible history".
There are actually different opinions about the death of Frederick I, but of course this is the most interesting one.
Of course Mr. Basel was not scared to death. This is a game played by Renai and readers. In fact, the whole film is full of games. This "third impulse" is really an ideal novel narrative and film style, which I admire. Endless.
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