Europeans' economic anxiety

Carmel 2022-01-23 08:04:01

Through the darkness to express the bleakness of life and the joy of death and liberation, the surface tells an old-fashioned story of positive energy ultimately defeating negative energy, family reconciliation, and residents saved. It is also the flaw of the film, especially Marilyn. Falling in love and family conflicts can be resolved, even if it is too sloppy in terms of animation logic, it feels like an anticlimactic end. In addition, the chorus at the end admires the straightforwardness of the beauty of life, and the black humor cannot be carried through to the end, which is greatly reduced.

At a deeper level, it can’t help but deeply reflect Europeans’ anxiety about the economy, culture, life (specialty stores are located in deep lanes, surrounded by tall buildings), religion (churches are surrounded by cars, holy bells and industrial noise honking horns) The disharmonious symphony) the state of being under siege.

However, the psychological picture through the psychological projection of ink and the Dali style of surrealism (fragment of the couple's desperate song) is brighter.

It is also very interesting in the name setting. The shopkeeper who used katana repeatedly and called Mishima (in fact, his beard is also Dali said), people can't help but think of Mishima Yukio, daughter Marilyn, and Monroe who committed suicide by Caesarean section? Although she also died violently, her daughter’s gothic dress led me to another Marilyn Manson who sang death. And his son Van Gogh. The family are all famous killers from all over the world.

But sometimes it's very nonsense. Suddenly Marilyn dew points again. I don't know if the special signature of the director (the representative erotic film "Barber's Lover") took the opportunity to add to the sexy goddess, or because she was a sexy goddess and had to be revealed.

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The Suicide Shop quotes

  • Lucrèce Tuvache: You can give death to yourself but death itself is not free.

  • Lucrèce Tuvache: Life is appalling. But we must fight.