what should life be like

Albina 2022-01-03 08:01:17

A man who bowed his head and bowed his waist to talk about the humble. When he was alive, his soul had been dead for thirty years. When he died alone, he got eternal life in the satisfaction of value. Hearing the road in the morning, death can be done at night. Breaking free from the sensuality of the short-lived joy, and bearing the mission of Nirvana and rebirth, everyone sang for support behind them. Akira Kurosawa breaks the narrative logic and presents the resurgence of the soul and the rigidity of the bureaucratic system in a sad but pungent manner. Since ancient times, the high-level people have been too lazy to do it, and the bottom-level people can't do it. When a person jumps out and pushes the huge bureaucratic machine that floats by himself with a praying man's arm, he deserves all Shirayuki's gentle delivery. Don't make excuses for mediocrity, the spring night is short, let the girl go forward. 4k repair.

Lue 2022-01-03 08:01:17

Personally, Kurosawa Akira's most outstanding film, friends in the same industry commented that "the stamina is too great." For this kind of movie, if you watch one less one, you can make money if you see it. The world has not progressed, and movies have not progressed. I cannot believe that a story-telling film can do better than "Desire of Life". Reasoning is contained in the narrative, so it is particularly transparent. Everyone can see themselves in the movie and think about how to resist the vulgar life. What will you do when you have only half a year left in your life? ——This is a question that everyone has heard but cannot give a definitive answer. Kurosawa not only asked the question, he also gave the answer. The answer is not only ahead of the audience (narrative skills), but the answer at every level is beyond the previous (theme). From regret to enjoyment to serious life, it ended up in a harsh and ruthless criticism of the government and the individual. After drinking, everyone raised their arms and shouted that they inherited their will but nothing has changed, and those who are truly awakened are nothing more than loneliness and sadness. Not idealism, but realism. The truth of life was revealed to me like this, and after confirming what I thought in my heart, I would inevitably fall into deep loss.