3.5.
Originally, the rating was 4 at the beginning, but today I watched it again with others, and it dropped to 3.5. I didn't drink alcohol this time, and the overall impression was like a stone floating on the surface of the sea, a bit jerky and hard. Without the lubrication of alcohol, it is difficult for you to get excited with the director's camera. Drinking can be regarded as a way to enter the state. (Or consider some (not
In my opinion, this is a wise man who sees his wisdom. People who like it will like it very much, and people who don't like it will probably scold "What shit!" The movie.
The visuals of the whole film have nothing to say, it is very good, it can be seen that the director has tried it. The swaying, swirling, god-like shots in it are also indicative of the out-of-body experience. Vision is also the biggest advantage of the movie. In the words of the "Taoist" person, "You will be immersed in the sky when you see this kind of picture." The biggest difference from the anti-drug movie "Millions of Fragments" that you have seen is that The director's experience is different. Brother Huang Huang can only shoot this kind of mixed pleasure ("climax" in a broad sense. This reminds me of another film "Climax" by Brother Huang Huang. The chaotic and dirty sexual intercourse scenes are also related to this film), the chase and the medicinal film, this is the most essential difference between "Escape into Nothingness" and other "inspirational" anti-drug films - fundamentally those The anti-drug movies will lose. Those movies are all fucking drawing big cakes, and they are full of tricks and legs! Have you experienced and deeply understood this culture? If not, it can only be photographed without any pain or itchiness.
The anti-drug point of "Escape into Nothingness" is to depict the misery of the protagonist and why he is miserable. The young male protagonist was orphaned because of a car accident and his younger sister. Although the days after that are not explained in the film, we can probably guess one or two: because of the educational gap brought about by the death of his parents, he became addicted to drugs, until finally because of drug trafficking. Being shot in the chest by a police officer ended his sad, chaotic, young life. You may say how can it be possible to teach people to stop drugs by depicting the hallucinations after drug use so brilliantly? Obviously this is temptation and instigation! But it is the stark contrast between the rugged reality and the high-saturated illusion that makes the reality even more dilapidated. The one-room, single-room residence, the cultural barriers of foreign countries (white people are popular and my sister can't read Japanese), we can be very happy. It is easy to know why the protagonist will end up like this, and you can also understand why he will escape into nothingness and capture the fleeting beauty in the mist. How fragile is this kind of happiness built on bubbles that is carried over from parents, and this gives birth to a kind of tragic beauty.
Originally, this film was already enough to have four stars, but the ending was too procrastinated, and it took forty minutes to shoot the scene that went back and forth! What I saw was the top of the building. When I lowered my head and pulled my feet up, I looked up again. It was still the top of the building. Although it's talking about being out of the body, I understand, but I can't bear to shoot like this, and my eyes are tired. As far as the protagonist's death is concerned, the whole thing is so broken, so what is the purpose of the renovation? ! I understand, Brother Huang Huang, your photos are very cool and cool, and I also know that you like this way of expression, but Enough, ok? At this point, it is still a model that the form is greater than the content, and the director keeps the audience drowsy.
(Interlude an interesting story, when I saw the male protagonist and sister dancing striptease, my dad came in. After watching the whole paragraph, at the end he asked me what kind of film this is, why is it so erotic? I said, it describes the life of the lower class people.
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