A commonplace topic

Curtis 2022-03-20 09:01:55

The score of 6.6 is quite surprising to me. The score given in my heart is probably above 7.2. After checking the background, I found out that it has suffered more setbacks. It is said that Mr. Feng Junhao wanted to hit Hollywood with the film, but because the investor is an online platform, he still wanted to participate in the Cannes Film Festival. competition, a series of contradictions emerged. (Over at Cannes, they don't seem to allow line films to be released online for three years -- if you're going to show them in theaters.) So I guess that's one of the reasons why Okja isn't rated so high. Of course, as far as line films are concerned, in the recent years of release, the ratings sometimes have a downward trend and then rise. so...don't pay too much attention to the rating! It's okay to just focus on some of the points he's talking about.

Personally, I prefer works of this type. Since the Detroit game last year, the absorption of such themes has been in an undersaturated state.

One of the problems reflected in Yuzi, I think, is the conflict between human interests and the interests of other species, or the conflict between human beings and compassion while satisfying their own needs. The video places this problem. Although there is no solution, it is good to be able to "place" this problem.

Some dark humor in the film. No, it's just some black tones that I'm more interested in at this stage. Because you want to be profound, you have to be dark? Then I would admire films that cut or analyze society through "warm love". I hope that there are literary and artistic works that can be more avant-garde and boldly propose some solutions. Like Detroit (laughs) But revolution or something is not ok, although it is also a solution.

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Extended Reading
  • Lea 2022-03-21 09:02:07

    Please let me show my keynote: Meat made us moral.

  • Uriel 2022-03-24 09:02:09

    Translation is sacred

Okja quotes

  • K: You're a fucking psychopath.

    Jay: You should be ashamed of yourself.

    Nancy Mirando: Fuck off! We're extremely proud of our achievements. We're very hardworking business-people. We do deals, and these are the deals we do. This is the tenderloin for the sophisticated restaurants. The Mexicans love the feet. I know. Go figure! We all love the face and the anus, as American as apple pie! Hot dogs. It's all edible. All edible, except the squeal.

  • Jay: Translations are sacred.