It just makes the boring even more boring

Taya 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Milky Fei finally has an eye-catching literary film this year! Using the background of "Blizzard Villa" as a projection, a story about myself is presented, which is so clever and delicate. A masterfully handled existential/nihilistic three-act play. After reading it, I wanted to see who was so daring and pretended to be so shy to talk about metaphysics in a tricky way. When I saw Kaufman, (clasping fists) I'm sorry, it's you. This film is more metaphysical than Anomalisa, and more personal than New York's allegory. I think this is probably the best literary film I have seen on Netflix in the past two years.

Garrick 2022-01-05 08:01:59

The falling snow, empty lanes, and several encounters at different times, those fears about aging, loneliness, and identity are coming in bursts—before I am convinced that I have not understood all the stories, I want to In the quilt in the winter, relive it. Lovers on the verge of collapse and dreamlike movie imagination (about 50 minutes of "Robert Zemeckis"!) or light dance alternately, and it is also wrapped in a suspenseful original coat that seems to be decrypted and brought into the film. The feelings are multiple and there is a very strange and gorgeous. The performances of Jessie Buckley and Jesse Plemons complement each other very well, and I am already looking forward to what they can get with Charlie.