smell of disaster

Bradford 2022-03-20 09:02:05

After watching the too real "World Trade Center", in order to balance the depression caused by the too flat film, I looked for "Instinct 2" to watch.

I'm inherently stupid and can't tell the truth from "Instinct 2" at all. Instead, I am the fool-like psychiatrist, dealing with the dissolute Sharon Stone, the innocent Sharon Stone, the conscientious police detective and the evil Among the detectives, the end may be better than falling into a mental hospital; in fact, the final version of Sharon Stone's book may be the truth. People are in the game, and the fundamental authorities are obsessed, idealism says.

On the contrary, "World Trade Center" is too real and loses the taste of the film. Locking the camera under twenty feet of rubble is like tying one's hands and feet. Compared with "United Nine-Three", it obviously lacks the three-dimensional sense of disaster narrative; The relationship between husband and wife is bit by bit, but it is not enough for the sweet and sour barley of "Be Beautiful With You". The 30 hours that took place in the movie were too light and too weak to be proportional to the disaster of 9/11.

Maybe being trapped in twenty feet of rubble is just like that. Darkness, depression, life and death are as thin as a thread. If you can't save someone, you have to wait for rescue. You don't even know that the building is collapsed. The nonsense of life is like a white light. Jesus holding the water bottle, the movie's inability to portray disaster becomes so ridiculous, so darkly humorous. Maybe, disasters should not be used for consumption. The meaning of September 11 may not be suitable for the big screen from any point of view. The scenes that require a cinematic feel are simply disrespectful to the dead. The weight of September 11 is not film literature at all. can bear.

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World Trade Center quotes

  • Donna McLoughlin: You can't leave yet, the kitchen isn't even finished yet.

    John McLoughlin: Will you forget about the kitchen for a minute. I'm kinda stuck here.

    Donna McLoughlin: Well get unstuck John.

  • John McLoughlin: We prepared for everything. Not for this. Not for something this size. There's no plan.