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Virgo's debut ambition
Miles 2021-10-20 17:34:14
David Fincher is playing the plot. His movie features are: strong logic and lack of emotion. This is the strongest plot in this series~ but science fiction films are not suitable for him~ the director’s science fiction consciousness is basically not seen in this film~ the film lacks science fiction elements and loses the meaning of science fiction. Although it has taken a different approach, it destroys the integrity of this series. The director's personal desire for expression is so strong that he has destructively subverted the series. Fortunately, the rich and orderly plot made up for this damage, but some plots are still scribbled and blunt, and the end of the sacrifice is also weaker. The series of films should be consistent in thinking while avoiding repetition and pursuing new ideas. The director's intention to give the "Alien" series new ideas is obvious. At the beginning, other survivors of the previous movie were sentenced to death, and the meaning of the upper part of "Alien" was denied and announced ~ everything starts from here~~ The film finally pronounced the death penalty for the heroine, and at the same time, it was announced that "Alien" was over. This method is paranoid, and the tone is too big. Alien and far-fetched crawling out of the cow's belly~Just for the image to be different from the first two~~The director of each movie wants to add something new in, and wants to surpass the past. This is understandable and a good thing~~The key is No matter how you innovate and surpass, you must retain the unity of the main body of the "Alien" series~~This is what Cameron did well~ But David Fincher is out of the context of "Alien" and only retains a similar body, everything is old The element is just a tool he used to earn nostalgia. It can be said that David Fincher is a very talented director. From this Virgo debut, you can see his ambition and grand ambition~~ But I have to admit that he used "Alien"~~ He was personal when he created it. The desire to express is above the work, and the interpretation of "Alien" is a bit off-track.
Extended Reading
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Andrews: We've 25 prisoners in this facility. All double-Y chromos. All thieves, rapists, murderers, child-molesters... All scum. Just because they have taken on religion doesn't make them any less dangerous. I try not to offend their convictions. I don't want to upset the order. I don't want ripples in the water. And I don't want a woman walking around, giving them ideas...
Ripley: I see. For my own personal safety...
Andrews: Exactly...
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Morse: [When Dillon proposes to fight the Alien] When the fuck can't we wait for the company to have some guns on our side? Why - why should we go on a fuckin' suicide run?