Having seen many vampire movies, the angle of "No Ones" is still refreshing.
It used the shell of a vampire and brewed a taste of campus bullying, but it was pretended to be wine of love.
How do you view love since ancient times?
Love is probably the eternal G-spot of human beings. It is even said that if only one highest G-spot can be selected, then it must be love.
How many kinds of love have you described?
From ancient times to the present, there are probably as many languages and as many writers as there are writers.
We've seen fleeting throbbing and we've read epics spanning centuries.
This is the first time in a film that I first read about the extinction of love, and then expand to the germination of this love, and there is so much overlap between the extinction and the germination.
So many of the director's methods can make sense.
Although there is an ancient horror element of vampires, the rhythm is slow and slow.
Although there is such an indignant plot of campus bullying, the camera is so light and clear.
The last train, the vampire girl and the boy she loves take the train to the end of the world.
You clearly know that the boy's ending is like the middle-aged man known as "father" in the first half, exhausting the last ounce of his life for her, and then offering her blood with both hands.
But can't help but indulge in those blind and reckless in love.
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