The atmosphere is well established

Carrie 2022-03-21 09:01:27

The film begins with a tense rhythm, and in many detail shots, the audience is drawn into the tense atmosphere and into the anxiety of whether there is an unforeseen event.

Later, during the boarding section, the emotional contradictions of anxiety reached their peak. With the perfect lens language, the audience can unknowingly follow the hero's emotions, anxious and unsettled. In the end, the real dream mirror made the hero escape from the plane emotionally. The result was like a dream, and the plane exploded.

Then a series of murders designed by the god of death happened. I really admire the director and screenwriter. They can create an atmosphere and let the audience follow the feeling of the camera. They are so talented. Mobilize the audience's emotions at the critical moment and give the audience an unexpected blow.

In this film, I paid more attention to the movement of the camera, but when I watched it, I forgot all the crap language of the camera, and just focused on the development of the story.

The first plot point happened when the male protagonist foresaw the explosion of the plane, but I couldn't find the second plot point. Did the male protagonist discover that death can be designed? rather vague.

This is definitely a masterpiece that I watched the beginning but didn't know the end, and then I wanted to continue watching it at the end.

What surprised me most was the scene where the boy was turned around by a piece of iron on the train.
PS: The director is of Chinese descent. Chinese directors are still good! ! ! After arriving in the United States

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Final Destination quotes

  • Carter: We blow half a day in Paris, all because Browning had a bad fucking dream?

  • Alex Browning: [describing his premonition] I saw it. Like, I don't know I just saw it. I saw it on the runway, I saw it take off. I saw out my window. I saw the ground. And-and the cabin starts to shake, right? And the left side blows up and the whole plane just explodes! And it was so real, just how everything happens, you know?

    Tod Waggner: You've been on a lot of planes that blew up?

    Val Lewton: You must have fallen asleep.