Mom, it's too strong a political simile, very funny. It turned out to be the director of "Dancers and Thieves". In "Lumiere and the Forty Director", my favorite is his clip. I even painted a tiger dog "plagiarism" once. Trueva's love for political themes is true from the end.
I think it can be compared with many of Kusturica's works. As far as the lens language itself is concerned, I still like Kusturica more in my personal preference, but the story is sharper than Kusturica and even a bit crazy. Everything is hidden in the absurd love with the four girls, passionate and unrestrained Spaniards~~~ Some passages are very beautiful, charming and romantic, echoing from the beginning to the end, endless aftertaste. I really find it difficult to hold the atmosphere of the entire film like this. A little bit of instability makes a fool of myself. If Gu Changwei had half of Trueva's skills, he would not have smashed the two recent comedy movies.
The young Penelope is lively and cute, far from the super-female style who later transformed Scarlett into a local girl; Ariadna Hill is so beautiful and greasy; the four daughters have their own beauty, so this film added A lot of beauty, why are there so many beauties in Spain?
At the beginning, I didn’t understand why everyone could accept "Vice President" and give such a high score to the same political satire. I also didn’t understand why it’s so funny. "The Holy Grail" will be regarded as a classic.
After reading the comments, I realized that many people were angry about why this "frivolous" comedy can beat the heavy "Farewell My Concubine", and in the same year, Li Ang talked about cultural barriers and differences, and other things. "The Taste of Green Papaya" loved by a literary youth.
When this subjective impression has been set, it is natural that the film cannot be treated objectively and fairly, just as most authors cannot treat their own novels correctly. This may be one of the reasons why it is difficult for many people to make progress in writing. If humans hadn't subjectively influenced stereotypes, the world might have made a super big step forward, but this would not be humans anymore. . .
I think "Farewell My Concubine" may not be able to beat this film (you have to rewatch "Farewell My Concubine" to make a conclusion) This movie is already very good, two completely different styles, who can win the award, It's really just a matter of personal preference. Maybe "Farewell My Concubine" is at a loss because I have already got Palme d'Or. If there was no such film that year, it can be considered that "The Taste of Green Papaya" with a similar film tone is far inferior to "Farewell My Concubine" in terms of filming and layout. "The Wedding Banquet" is still in bad shape. The last one is said to be unable to find resources. Haha, then "Farewell My Concubine" must have won the award.
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