Those scenery, those empty shots, were taken by Wes Bentley to travel back to "American Beauty", so beautiful.
Speaking of actors. I have to say that Bell is powerful. You can hold the audience only by passing through the crowd quietly. Many familiar faces are also found in the film. The
film is very similar in form to "Broken Tower", but the chapters are clear, but you don't know what it means...extremely stream of consciousness. The content can be called the modern version of "The Seventh Seal", philosophical and profound If you think about it carefully, you’ll find that airplanes appear in almost every chapter. Are they just airplanes by chance, or have other representative meanings? Or airplanes are the inspectors of God? Referencing meaning, I am afraid that everyone has an interpretation by everyone. Because the director is so low-key, the viewers can only guess for themselves, and other images such as road and water also appear. I
just don’t understand how such a strong artistic film can be named such a commercial blockbuster... Almost. Because the title directly sentenced to death...
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