Anticlimactic~~~ A bad ending driven by commercial interests

Amelie 2022-03-21 09:01:56

The 1998 film, I didn't watch it until ten years later. In general, the rhythm is quite tight. Basically, it grabbed my heart for 120 minutes. After watching it, I understood the meaning of the film's title fall.
The director's idea is really good, narrating from the perspective of an evil spirit, and finally gave me a surprise. It's a pity that a bad ending reduced a film that should have exceeded 7 points to a just passing score.
I guessed that in the end, the director and Hobbes' partner Jonesy came together, and Jonesy must be possessed by an evil spirit; but I really didn't guess that the evil spirit could even fall through a wild cat. Of course, the movie also pretended to show multiple shots of street cats in front of the movie, which seemed to remind the audience to pay attention, and also seemed to lay a foreshadowing. But such a far-fetched foreshadowing is too far from the foreshadowing in "The Very Suspects" shot by Bryan Singer in 1995
. , then I don't believe that there is not a mouse, cockroach, or even bacteria, flowers, plants, etc. within half a mile; after all, if people can share a soul with cats, the difference between cats and mice and cockroaches is no more than that between cats and people. huge difference.
If it's not a flaw in the script itself, it's a Hollywood director playing with our emotions in order to think about a sequel.
In general, it's anticlimactic, no wonder the imdb score is only 6.5~~~~

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Fallen quotes

  • [lines before opening credits]

    Edgar Reese: Howdy, folks. Ladies, gents, cocksuckers, pederasts, I hope you all enjoy the show. Yes, I do.

  • Executioner: [straps Reese in chair]

    Edgar Reese: [grabs executioner's arm and says] Hey, if you get me out of this I'll give you a blow job.

    Executioner: [immediately pulls awqay]

    Edgar Reese: Heh heh heh heh. Yee-haw!

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