Art's blood rules, the painter is very sad when he sees it

This film is absolutely black and humorous. At first, I saw all the art school students with a "who dares to be weirder than me" attitude. I laughed so hard that I couldn't close my mouth, but after I started shaking the unspoken rules of art school students, I stopped I can't laugh anymore, art is indeed the common language of people all over the world, and even the unspoken rules are globalized. The 250,000 "Joke Bird" paintings that have been circulating on the Internet very well interpret the irony in the movie, what? Art is not talent, ability, soul, or feeling. The so-called art is based on the words of a brother in the art world. He said that this work is astounding, and even that lame "humble bird" is immediately worth hundreds of dollars. Wan, he said that I could not see the soul of this work, and even the original Da Vinci was immediately thrown into the fire and burned. Under the mischief of many unspoken rules, our male protagonist was entangled, and he was accused of being a serial killer by mistake (but the real murderer was still burned to death by the fire caused by the male protagonist's littering cigarette butts), and it was getting darker and darker. The humor is here, because the famous actor has become a celebrity instead, and his works that have been flattened have been shown by everyone, and the people around him will go on TV together to fight for a position, although the actor is still in prison. , but finally won the beauty, the film ended.

Ugh, that series of art works by a real serial killer is so cool! If you use the tone of CM, these are all souvenirs left by serial killers, used to relive the process of orgasm again and again, conclusion one, the probability that the killer is a male is very high, and conclusion two, he is incompetent. . . . . . . I haven't watched CM for a long time and suddenly I miss this line, and it turns out to be far away =w= (it's time to make up for the drama)

Friendly reminder: This film shows art, the scale is naturally open, the naked people are naked, and a certain man's Streaking has reached the point of harassing others. If you don’t want to be flashed to the eyes and cause internal injuries, please choose your sharing objects carefully. It is not advisable to watch it together with conservative parents during the family carnival time =3=

Excerpt from a dialogue in it:

"Professor Sandiford: Now I don't have any particular wisdom to impart to you people, except to say this, these four words - don't have unrealistic expectations. If you want to make money, you might as well drop out right now , go to banking school, or website school - anywhere but art school. And remember, only 1 out of 100 of you will ever make a living as an artist.


Prof. Sandy Ford: Right now, I don't have any tricks to tell you, except Bottom line: don't have any unrealistic expectations. If you want to make money, you'd better leave now and go to banking school, website school, or anywhere but art school. Remember, there will only be a hundred among you One in two people will be able to make a living from art in the future." The

hero's stubborn streak toward art will remind people of Zuo Wei's dedication to the game of Go. Heartache ing)

◎The Secret of a Famous Chinese Art
School ◎Title Art School Confidential
◎The Year 2006
◎National America ◎
Category Comedy Steve Buscemi .... (uncredited)




John Malkovich John Malkovich .... Sandy
Jim Broadbent Jim Broadbent ....
JimmyAngelica Huston Anjelica Huston ....
Adam Scott Adam Scott .... Marvin Bushmiller
Stacey Travis .... Teacher
Lauren Bowles ....
Jeanette Brox .... Shilo
Ezra Buzzington .... Leslie
David Diaan .... Future Critic
Roxanne Day .... Marie
Jesse Flanagan .... The art school in the Hurst

feature
film is based on the Pratt Institute of Art in Brooklyn. The paintings Jonah completed in the film are the works of the screenwriter Daniel Cross during his schooling at the school, who is also the author of the film. Adapted from the manga of the same name.


Recorded at 2010-12-19 16:29

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