class struggle

Miles 2022-01-29 08:07:08

It is also a class conflict movie, how can I feel that the foreigner's movie is higher than the Chinese one. I am not the kind of person whose moon in foreign countries is rounder than that in China.

Two people born on the same day are destined to have completely different life experiences because of their different class status. An epic of friendship, love, and class struggle spanning half a century. The long narrative and scheduling ability in this historical context can only be described as breathtaking.

Some people think that a good movie is a good story first. A good story must be smooth and natural, and then express its own thoughts and give the audience something to think about. From this perspective, 1900 is undoubtedly excellent. So a five-hour movie doesn't feel long at all.

Personally speaking, 1900 is better than director Bertolucci's own last emperor.

De Niro's performance in the film has the feeling of being suppressed by Depardieu, but even so I think this film is the only film that De Niro has starred in that can compare with the American past.

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Extended Reading
  • Lelia 2022-03-21 09:03:15

    More than five hours and still feeling "incomplete". A lot of thread has been thrown away and not picked up, but perhaps this kind of laziness is also the most beautiful part of it. Like Olmo's messy dining table, there are fine crumbs that can be picked up and played with. The second part is especially rushed, with the spectacle arranged in the next scene at the moment when the fascist power is at its most corrupt. The leap of time has its own grace, and the saving is almost cruel. The ending is too innocent to be true.

  • Kayley 2022-03-24 09:03:36

    For more than five minutes, I revisited the spirit of taking class struggle as the key link, and I felt bad enough. Fortunately, Burt Lancster said the truth. The biggest curse is not being able to have sex. If you want to understand this, the duck will hang to death. It's really handsome.

1900 quotes

  • Man: I know who killed the boy.

    Olmo Dalco: What? Who?

    Man: I saw from a distance who it was.

    Olmo Dalco: [intensely interested] Who was it!

    Man: [walks away, starting to ramble] I walk all day, I speak to all...

  • Olmo Dalco: All those years in jail for nothing!