Such a delicious movie! The silent and vast picture, the large close-up of the character's face, and the eternal theme - loneliness, the viewing process of sitting in front of the imax screen is simply a self-indulgence enjoyment. From "Tinker, Cook, Spy, Soldier" to "Dunkirk" to this "Interstellar", Homart's photography has become more and more stunning; it is also appropriate to invite Richter to score the film However, the whole movie is more like it was made by Richter's style; the director is so lucky to have found an investor to let him shoot such a personal emotional expression in such a wayward and generous format.
The process of development is too fast, we are always encouraged to communicate more with others, but sometimes it is more like being forced by reality, so there are always people who want to escape from that very social atmosphere, enjoy a person's meditation, stay away from Disguise, stay away from the noise, as if, apart from a few like-minded friends who are all in different places, now I always prefer to choose the kind of scenes with few people to watch a niche movie like this one by myself , don't worry about the people in your peers getting bored, and you don't have to listen to the complaints of your peers even though you like it after reading it, you can sit quietly and listen to the ending music and other subtitles... But this kind of enjoyment of loneliness is not always the case. It is voluntary, and after a long time, it is more like a desire, and there is an anger beneath the desire. What I long for is to have someone show up to talk to me, or even just a meeting of eyes or suddenly clenched hands, expressing a similar understanding and moving of the movie in front of me, as if Roey finally appeared and wanted to take the initiative. To connect the idea of communication; and anger sometimes really wants to burst out like the monkey in the spaceship! What's sadder than Roey is that the one that I thought I longed for once appeared, but now I can't get it back, and even the desire to communicate with other people has disappeared, so when I watch a movie In fact, I am very envious that Roey and his father can find a job like an astronaut to escape. However, Roey's loneliness is an active closure of self-emotion, and his father is a lonely and terrible paranoia...
Some people may think that we are very hypocritical, but really like a sentence from a bean friend, "The universe is infinite, but compared with the vastness of human emotions, it is still insignificant..."
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