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Let's be a puppet with a needle.
Everett 2022-03-21 09:01:25
The first time I watched the famous City of Moving Souls, the original sound was so beautiful and soothing, so much so that I didn’t notice that I was in the unusual darkness for a long time. Seeing the search for the creator and the destination of the soul, John didn’t destroy the machine in the end, but created the shell beach. Can a shell beach still run under a huge machine be considered real? Headache, when we fly from one place to another by plane, maybe we're just in an imaginary iron box that never moves? Too many headaches to discuss, everyone is drunk and I wake up alone, John and the doctor are too painful, let's be a puppet who is injected with injections~~~
Extended Reading
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Tiana 2022-03-23 09:01:27
FULL SPOILER#Actually this is an irreversible dead end. The aliens brought people from nowhere to this city and then recombined their memories and put them on different people. There is no way to save it. So there is no need for those who complain about this bad ending. The final setting of the male protagonist is [there are aliens and their abilities] Assuming that the male protagonist can rearrange his memories, then the real ending is unfinished, but against the big boss is Fighting waves with your mind is nothing new. You say it's better to use your mind to create various things to attack each other. However, the special effects are also disasters, and the editing requirements are too much, which may be even more tragic. Last but not least, Jennifer Connelly is so beautiful! Totally hooked!
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D'angelo 2022-04-24 07:01:03
It was released a year earlier than The Matrix, a very amazing coincidence, the core of the story is exactly the same, and the action scenes are similar. The Matrix is better made with more realistic details. The City of Moving Soul has an independent artistic temperament.
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Dr. Schreber: You still don't understand, John. You were never a boy. Not in this place.
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[from the director's cut]
Mr. Hand: We're very lucky when you think about it.
Emma Murdoch: I'm sorry?
Mr. Hand: To be able to revisit those places which have meant so very much to us.
Emma Murdoch: I thought it was more that we were haunted by them.
Mr. Hand: Perhaps. But imagine a life Alien to yours. In which you memories were not your own, but those shared by every other of you kind. Imagine the torment of such an existence....no experiences to call your own.
Emma Murdoch: If it was all you knew, maybe it would be a comfort.
Mr. Hand: But if you were to discover something different...Something....better.