The important thing for this film is to provide an aesthetic attitude towards watching movies, rather than lamenting loneliness or mutual intimacy, or blablabla...Of course, this aesthetic attitude is opposed to kitsch, a mentality that always looks forward to explosions and Easter eggs. It fights against the current situation of impetuous information overload, in fact, imagination has also disappeared in this massive viewing habit. Because after too many choices, you can't indulge in a certain style for a while, and you won't go to research or delve into it, but you are eager to get more excess information. Here I want to talk about Ang Lee’s juvenile school. There is no doubt that this is the best in the same category. However, this kind of human nature paradox theme film I prefer the way of telling stories in the Ten Commandments. The steady dullness of the camera brings out the heaviness of the flesh and the absurdity of fate. ps: I really like Ang Lee's.
Looking at the details of each shot of the loggerhead turtle, I was very moved.
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