Little Vampire Claudia: The best montages and others

Orpha 2022-03-20 09:01:13

Little Lori Claudia is much younger than I thought, but it's absolutely impressive, and many of the bridges are shining. The "old world" of the Victorian era-Claudia is dressed in a lady's dress, "only the eyes tell her age and experience." It was still the body of a baby, but between the grinning, that cold worldly (beyond the world because it was soaked in the world) mouth, the smile on it was extremely subtle and terrifying.

There is a montage about Claudia with two lines: one is Clau playing the piano in the mansion, but the piano teacher is scolded by the piano teacher, and his thumb is not strong enough; the other is Clau looking innocently into the doll shop, and the master who makes expensive handmade dolls said: "It's too expensive for you." In a blink of an eye, Claudia smiled triumphantly, as if she was the baby in her arms; Claudia played an agitated movement, tapping heavily with her thumbs, with a little childish emotion, but the teacher next to her slammed as the last note. Falling on the keys-with a strong sense of black humor.

I really like the treatment here, no more, no less, just right.

In the interview with vampire whole drama, the emotions are not very smooth, compared to the unfounded "love" or vague "family relationship" between Louis and Claudia, the abrupt "comradeship" (comradeship) between Lestat and Louis; only Claudia found it The "maternal love" of this companion, which is dedicated to the death of this life and the eternal existence of the next life, is clear and moving.

Claudia's resistance is a desire for growth, but she is a special case, "she is too young to be created as a vampire", the film does not answer if she is a young girl, whether she will be willing to do endless nights in order to stay young Vampire? ——So "Interview with the Vampire" seemed quite deep, but it stopped abruptly after digging a surface. The tragedies of Louis and Claudia are both individual, there is no way to be a microcosm of an era. How do you understand the fall from Grace defined by Louis?

The ending is very rock and roll, slightly bizarre, and very happy, but the vampires created in the whole film are still very consistent with the heads of us ordinary people-think about Edward Cullen in Fox Town, Washington State, where it rains 360 days, this ghost His self-control is extraordinary!

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Extended Reading
  • Hayden 2022-03-25 09:01:05

    The defeat is due to Brad Pitt's lamenting facial paralysis (saying I have never had a good impression of him, let alone admit that he has acting skills), and a weak adaptation. Cruise is fine. In the novel, I like Claudia’s multi-faceted character very much. I didn’t expect Dunst to act so wonderfully. He can act the adult psychology and facial expressions so perfectly. I think besides her, there are The little loli in the orphan complaint

  • Idella 2022-03-25 09:01:05

    I guess that the reason why this film is so highly rated is that it is possible that some bean friends have given good reviews because they starred in the two handsome men? But I really don't like their vampire looks, especially Uncle Tom's, how strange it looks. The whole story was unremarkable and didn't interest me much. The vampires in the film seem to have no settings for superb special skills except for sucking blood. Is it weak? So many vampires died a bit unreliable, right?

Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles quotes

  • Santiago: Just as this flesh is pink now, soon it will turn gray and wrinkled with age.

    Mortal Woman on Stage: [weeping] Let me live. I don't care!

    Santiago: Then why should you care if you die now?

  • Lestat: For you, Louis. You can pretend it's wine.