Deer hunter-miserable, because of that damn war.

Dedric 2022-03-25 09:01:05

20200802 Shanghai Film Festival @大光重看, after watching it, exhausted and severely injured movies, like the feeling of exhausting a lifetime of energy with the people in this industrial town; it is much more shocking than watching the download, and it is also very impressive. In fact, There is no high-level ingenuity in this film. It is even clumsy. It is so painful to hit you with three thick blocks. Compared with the brutal post-war trauma of war, this big screen seems to be more focused. For the contingency nature of ordinary life in a broad sense—repetition and repetition of Russian revolver roulette, every transition or choice in life, whether you are alive, incomplete, or never awake again, is tantamount to a question of pure probability without knowing the consequences. People who have experienced war will live in war forever, and those who have returned will always have a part of their souls on the battlefield. It’s really hard to rewatch old movies. For example, Nick said to Mike who was drunk and streaked. When I brought myself back to my hometown, I was already very sad; I also found that most of the shots were multi-person, and close-ups were rarely used. You can perceive the creator's intention of group portrait panoramic display from the scene alone.

Florine 2022-03-24 09:01:16

The most overlooked part of the Vietnam War tetralogy is obviously inferior to "Apocalypse Now" and "Full Metal Shell" in terms of reflecting on the war, but the film takes another shortcut, focusing on several Russian descendants before and during the war. The post-war mental state, portrayed calmly and objectively, is still commendable.