Later, I still went. It was not easy to be a film critic. Now my legs towards the cinema are already beginning to tremble and reluctantly. I even suspect that if I watch this all the way, sooner or later I may have become a low-level audience.
After reading it two and a half hours later, I was in a bad mood, my eyelids were red and swollen, my voice was choked, and I almost hit a car. The driver stretched out his head and screamed: Are you looking for death?
In fact, "Big Earthquake" talked about so many people who wanted to die and wanted to die. A mother died because she didn’t save her daughter and her husband saved her. She always felt that she shouldn’t live well and deserve to be so miserable. The slightest joy in life is worthy of the two who left. A daughter escaped from the dead, but because her mother did not save her, she was not happy at all. For decades, she had been nervous, serious and silent like a mystery. All in all, these people seem to have been thinking in their hearts, if they had died in the first place, it would be fine. Why didn't I die? I want to die for XX... I
leave my life to others and my death to myself. Of course, this style is noble and meaningful. It's simply too damn lofty and worthy of a main theme movie. The problem is, you obviously haven't died, even if you keep thinking that I want to die for someone else, you can't change the fact that you are alive. In that case, what does it mean to make yourself so hard? I don't understand. Is it similar to trying to get a student certificate of Zhang Sanhao?
Based on this tone, the whole movie is an epic of self-abuse, so many people dig heart and soul to show you the pain, there is no way not to cry violently, sobbing a few times, but I can’t help thinking while crying. Fan yourself: It's too embarrassing. I still don’t understand a question. Why does Feng Xiaogang feel that it is a sense of accomplishment to make so many people cry? This time he was so happy. Will he come up with a series of "The Great Flood", "The Great Plague", and "The Great Famine"... If the meaning of these films is to let us cherish our current happy life, I will inevitably feel that I rely on it. It's such a beast to base one's happiness on the suffering of others like this!
Someone once told me that the advantage of self-abuse is that when you are tired of living a comfortable life, you will feel good when you come back and live your old life. Asking for trouble is actually a way to get happiness. But according to Wang Xiaobo's statement, you don't have to be so tossing about it. You can get the same effect by hitting your head against the wall.
So I don't recommend everyone to watch this movie, why bother? I can’t help it. Alas, for a bit of contribution fees, some film critics and I have become third-rate audiences. There is no way to refute the logic of “Movies make you cry is good” and “Laughter is beautiful”. Fortunately, I still have a little bottom line. "Tang Bohu Dian Qiuxiang 2" resolutely didn't watch it. I wanted money, but I was even more terrible.
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