I don't intend to offend anyone who likes this movie, I just record my personal feelings about this movie.
Today is Saturday, at noon I cooked a meal, sat in front of the computer with a bowl, and opened "Shards of Memory". When I was a child, I climbed into bed and slept for three and a half hours before waking up. Read it after waking up.
This movie does fit the name very well-fragments of memory. The whole movie is also like a fragment. The fun lies in that after watching it, you can deconstruct and reorganize these plots through your own brain power, just like a jigsaw puzzle.
I am a person who likes to make jigsaw puzzles very much. If it is a kind of thousands of pieces and the paintings are particularly good-looking, the harder the whole puzzle process, the happier it will be. But if it was just a plain picture, how would it feel? . . .
The movie is nothing hard to understand, just think about it for yourself after watching it. A story with a small amount of information does not contain any interesting meaning yet, so I don't quite understand it, so I got 8.6 points. Well, it was produced in 2000, you can add a breakthrough award beyond the era. But what's the point?
It's a film that leaves no impression. After two hours of drawing and jigsaw puzzles, it is such an unremarkable story. . .
But I got a good night's sleep, and this is what this film means to me. Meow.
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