It was actually a coaster. I muttered to the DVD, which reflected my contorted face. The DVD owner hinted at me innocently, if you dare to put this coaster under your butt and break it, my mother will strangle you to death! I felt like I was possessed by a big white bear in a movie. I was inexplicably convinced by the protagonist's anger and grief for his misfortune, and moved my butt away.
Maybe I haven't read the original, maybe I only read one of the 3 parts. But I guess it's most likely that my appreciation for movies is just too low. In fact, this is a stream-of-consciousness symbolism film full of Freud's hints. It aims to teach everyone to get along with animals and be responsible to their children, otherwise they will become teenagers and adults. A problem girl with large animals and public enemies in the kitchen who catches mosquitoes. And wear colorful stockings.
I was in the mood to discuss the use of the lens, and I saw countless over-the-shoulder shots, Hollywood-style close-ups, medium-close-close-ups to increase the tension. In fact, there is no need to be so troublesome anymore. I have been nervous many times whether I will directly pull the disc out of the optical drive.
When I saw the beginning, ah! It's a fantasy movie!
Middle, ah. . . . In fact, there is a button called fast forward.
Finally, ah? finished?
"Let's go to my dad~"
"You'd better go home and get a good night's sleep"
This conversation is no different from saying "I want to study math
hard " "You better wash up and sleep earlier." And
then it's over. In such a deadpan conversation, the little boy fell asleep, and the little girl was still chattering to herself. . . . . .
what. . . . .
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