I also know that spoilers are not kind, so I try to talk less about the plot. But this is still unavoidable, so if you can't accept it, in order not to make you more congested, it is best not to look back.
This is a film review without any technical content, and can't talk about anything profound. I only represent myself. －－By LZ
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But I still have a faint disappointment, I always feel that there is something missing. So I looked forward to the double and put it on "The Dark Knight Rises".
I finally went to the cinema to show the movie on Saturday night, because I was a bit late, and only the first three rows of seats were left. For a two-hour and 40-minute movie, I turned my head and eyes hard to look at the IMAX screen. I didn’t eat dinner and watched the whole person. I was tired and dizzy on the sofa seat and dizzy. I saw everything on the screen. I don’t want to leave after all the characters are out.
What is a good movie?
This is a good movie in my mind.
The plot development is compact and natural, with a degree of relaxation, the picture is magnificent, and there is no lack of fine details. There is no 3D effect, and the action scene is sufficiently shocking. What I have to mention is the background music. Many episodes are seamlessly matched with the plot, and I listened to it with all my heart.
In addition to these, a good movie in my mind must be able to allow you to think about it on the way back after watching it, to be able to chew the aftertaste a little, and if there is something that seems like nothing, it is a little bit small. Feelings and little feelings, such a movie is a good movie.
TDKR, completely won.
It made me daze on the bus going back to think that I had taken a stop. In the end, I was taken in by a kind driver and made a big circle around Christchurch. It took me more than an hour on the 15-minute road to get home. (Thanks to the driver uncle. Not only took me on a detour, but also said, Two dollars and forty. Cause ur still a kid before I paid for the ticket. Cause ur still a kid. I didn’t deny it shamelessly. Child tickets.) The
movie that reminds me the most is about human nature.
I have always held a wait-and-see attitude towards human nature.
I mean, I am willing to believe that there is truth, goodness and beauty in human nature, but at the same time, human nature also has complexity and darkness that we can’t deny, or more things on the sidelines, a little bit to the left, maybe it is in line with mainstream concepts. A little bit to the right is not morally permissible bad.
(Well, if I say good or bad one-sidedly, will someone criticize my simple class values?:))
Maybe I am a sensitive and pessimistic person by nature, so I prefer the latter for human nature. Human nature is changeable, elusive, and concealed. Everyone has the seeds of evil in his heart, and the outer layer is wrapped in a heart for good; human nature is humble, narrow, selfish and greedy, lacks self-discipline and self-control, it is Indecisive, cowardly, unaccountable, tends to protect oneself, settles in the status quo, a giant in words, a short man in action.
(Written in this way, will someone shoot to death with a brick?)
I like a sentence very much: Character is what ur in the dark. I once saw a writer who said that to measure the level of civilization of a country is to look at three o’clock in the morning Pedestrians on the road will not wait for the traffic lights. When there is no system of legal personal supervision at all, what you do tends to be closer to your instinctive nature.
(As a person who ignores traffic lights all the year round in the celestial dynasty, I first examine myself. Well, I am a bad person.)
Movies throw up many problems related to human nature.
When beliefs are overthrown, moral limits are trampled, when individuals put aside all the external things of identity, status, family background, can you still represent yourself?
This name, this surname, the expectations and the glory of the past behind this family, when they all mean nothing, who are you?
No one needs a hero in an age of peace, so what is your mission? If there is no such thing as a mission, what is the purpose of living?
How much influence can the shadow of childhood have on a person's growth?
Are you scared? Still insecure? Have you learned to hide, or to pretend? Are you beginning to compromise, or have you been suppressing anger?
When the world turns away from you, doubts you, slanders you, or even hurts you, do you still want to do what you are doing?
You betray you if you trust, leave you if you rely, and abandon you if you believe, what else do you need to trust, rely on, and believe in?
These question marks hovered in my mind one by one.
Of course, I was moved from the trailer. When the movie finally aired, the sentence with tears in the corners of my eyes was the focus of my writing.
When Catwoman told Bruce that U don't owe these people any more. U have given them everything.
Bruce looked at her and said Not everything, not yet.
Like human nature, love is multifaceted.
Some women love you, pulling you when you are in trouble, just to stab you in the end.
And some women love you, stole your things first, ruined your family and almost died, but one day they come back to you, fight side by side with you, and kiss you domineeringly, No matter where u go, u have to come back.
I'm so cheesy. After watching such a meaningful movie, I finally wrote about love.
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