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Hazle 2022-09-29 12:43:49
Yuasa Masaki's 2004 animated film "Mind Game", this director's recent work is an animated short "Cat Soup", I believe everyone is familiar with Yuasa Masaki is a very stylized director, even I once believed that he would Replacing the deceased master Jin Min, but he is not mature enough and is not recognized by the public, so far away, this movie is a work that requires patience to watch a few times to understand the routine, and even allows you to analyze it down to a single scene. Pulling the film, the expressions of the characters are exaggerated and exaggerated, a large number of deformed pictures, strong contrasting colors, and a compact and exciting plot, even if you watch this movie purely by audiovisual effects, it is still top-notch. Still can't figure it out, I'm sure I'll watch it a second, third, or even fourth time in the future.
Extended Reading
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Nishi: We've gotta leave. It's that or drown.
Yan: But how?
Nishi: The boat, of course!
Myon: The cops'll be looking for us.
Nishi: So?
Myon: The Yakuzas'll come after us!
Nishi: So what! I wanna get out! 'Cos there's so much out there! So many different people, living different lives! Incredibly good guys, bad guys... Folks completely different from us! It's one huge melting pot! See, it's not about success, dying in the streets, who's better, who's not! I just want to be a part of it! I realized that even if I've no connections, no talent, even if I'm one big loser, I want to use my hands and feet to think and move, to shape my own life! We can just die here or we can try, see what we've got!
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Nishi: This roller-coaster you're trying to stop is a genuine Angel Express. And I can see you moved to tears as you watch that mystic angel spread its wings and disappear into the sky. OK?
Yakuza boss: The fuck?