The entire film is immersed in black and white.
That doesn't seem like a wise choice for a film that expresses anger and youth . Perhaps it should have vermilion teeth
white girl, or use of fireworks displays to heighten the frenzy atmosphere, then heated
, then you can be the gladiator arena as well as the fierce fighting from the blood bubbling. These
youthful and angry elements are absent from Cassavetes' narrative technique. The black and white
scenes create an extremely depressing atmosphere. There are many things happening. In the
black and white world, this is the angry youth in Cassavetes' eyes. He deliberately avoided
the arrangement of the dazzling scenes of angry youth and the design of the eye-catching. He
seems to be just silent, sitting silently in the dark watching all this, this is
his disapproval and deep reflection. And too much gorgeous and splendid scene then there will be a
Zhong meant to be a better tribute to the youth. This we can
see from the comparison of "Sunny Day" with it.
Probably the same time, the same group of young people. The whole
society was caught in a frenzy of defiance. Young people become a
force for destruction . They are a group of about 18 years old, the most embarrassing age, and
they are not in touch, but they are restless, do nothing all day, despise their parents, Yiju lives
among buddies and brothers, wanders around the city, and keeps making trouble.
In "Sunny Day", the colors are gorgeous and even warm. Ma Xiaojun
is running around on the roof of the bungalow under the sunset. He rides a bicycle with Milan in the sunset.
Glide forward among the orange trees. So all the fierceness of the film is
softened by this warmth , and with all kinds of laughable bridges, we
will have more knowing smiles after watching it . What a lovely group of people. What a lovely nostalgic in
generations.
But "Angry Youth" is not like this, black and white set the
tone of darkness and silence . Not only that, but black and white is also the best way to make the boundaries between things and things less
clear than colored slices. Not too many protagonists are prominent in a scene, so
the chaos displayed is different from the chaos of color film. The confusion borders on dazedness, not
the vertigo of color film. This loss is a sense of emptiness group of young drug
product. The result of him is that you never know what this group of young people will do
. In your opinion, this is a group of neuroticism.
The most impressive thing is that Vince's wolf-like eyes are hostile
. Why is he so angry? ! What is the
connection between this sense of emptiness and anger ? If you go big to say, this is a drastic change in the 1960s is the world's
leather era. Not only is China in chaos, but young people in many European and American countries are beginning to
rebel against the traditional values of their parents. Not only the Beatles movement, the rock movement
, the anti-war marches, the anti-racism…. Many young people take drugs and
enjoy more sexual freedom than their parents, especially with birth control pills. Anger is
the theme of this era, the best catalyst.
Vince said: I was an ant lost in the vast universe; the wide Saeed
told "The world is yours" to the card "The world is ours." Herbert Complaint
Telling them a faller said, "So far, so good." These
are all catalyzed by a sense of daze . They may not have an immediate whom to pursue the goal of his
when they landed know, but they seem to feel themselves moving toward a horrible
ending, they want to escape. But they are powerless. They are very fragile
. But they have to break through this bondage and find a tangible goal or life.
Camus's Meursault outsider is a human loss, but if a group of outsiders
gathered together, they begin to establish their own sub-bureau, while impossible
to meet on the sidelines is still impossible Also content with being sentenced to
death as casually as Meursault . Start saying "NO".
And it certainly feels like taking a risk, a gamble. That put the gun in the most dangerous crisis
Vince hands of the most dangerous burst of temper, it was pulled several times, at the edge of danger. To us
, Vince is like a baby playing with a knife, it seems that he can only hurt himself.
Thankfully Vince never pulled the trigger. Vince shouted Herbert: "I know
he himself re doing!" Yes, Vince is really know. His anger is not a simple
single-excitation of adrenaline, he knew the young people themselves are doing. He
can be very self-made. On the contrary, those who teach the experience like new cops in the police station,
show off during the torture: You have to control yourself, like this. And they were the
last to pull the trigger. That gunshot is the most gorgeous moment of the film. Remember this
was detonated by the police. This is the most social time greatest irony: in the end who is not correct
often? Who is the most restless? Is it just young people? Is it a young man?
Black Herbert seemed to be worried all the time. He
quarrelled with the excited Vince countless times . He was also embarrassed and confused. So while he is involved in the activities of young people,
he is also playing the role of calmer. But he always felt that Vince was doing the wrong thing. Guns
should not be in the hands of young people. Guns make a lot of sense here. This is
a substantial symbol of the power to break . This is the coming of some kind of power, violence. Before they gathered in a
play cool to talk about all kinds of guns. But now that it's really in hand, I'm a little uneasy.
Bert particular unease. Indeed, this is close to the bottom line. If violence takes over their
anger, it will be a revolution. And this is undeniably terrifying. And throughout
the 1960s there was no such real bloody revolution. Herbert didn't understand
Vince, but he thought further. Herbert understand this movement, because he was considered too
far. When Vince was accidentally killed by the police, Herbert resolutely raised his gun.
He finally thought, "So far, it's not bad", why did he consciously fall to the ground and
die? It's better to die when it's "not bad".
Remember that cow? Only Vince saw it. Because Vince was right.
Remember the story of Siberia told by the old man in the toilet? Such a
sad story, my friend was frozen to death. The old man said it calmly, and
said it very funny, and added a "good day" at the end. Isn't he too
restless, too calm, so to speak, indifferent? Is this attitude towards life
acceptable to young people ? These years to be a companion to play counter-attack police and angry
young people willing to accept it? impossible! This is what they are dissatisfied with, and they have to
accept it, so they are confused. Those traditional decadent ones!
The warmest place is when the lights of the Eiffel Tower really go out. This is the
director's best comfort and small gift to these angry young people. The world really
is because you can change. Young people are always the most determined promoters of the era.
Tribute to the heroic Vince! Hats off to the calm and enthusiastic Karlwitz!
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