Life can't make such a joke

Beau 2022-03-17 09:01:02

Contemporary directors represented by David Fincher, Oliver Stone, and Darren Aronofsky’s "precision film" authors have made full use of the evil nature of the film and produced a number of real Videodrome, viruses generally invade the consciousness of unsuspecting viewers. Just like the title, everything gives way to the concept of a child's play (the game). The audience can easily believe in Vinci's seemingly "emotional liberation" justification at the end, and when the mystery is revealed, the "violent" exits the stage. The traces left by the brutality seem to have been forgotten, and the ratio of repression and release is so different, how can we rashly erase the memories. Movies are not flowcharts, but points. Such a blunt device is a bit more evil than Se7en-it not only bullies you poorly, but also mocks you for being stupid.

Randy 2022-04-24 07:01:02

Another movie that David Fincher had a lot of fun with, not to mention whether the coincidences are worth investigating, but this series of tricks is really wonderful! As for comprehending the true meaning of life and the like, don't be sour, that's not Finch. The ending is indeed a bit of a failure. The protagonist may know how to cherish it after going through this, but it is even harder to trust others, because whoever knows what is around is true or false. ps see Sean Penn and think of friends sweat man