highly recommended

Imelda 2022-03-23 09:02:34

The wife is lonely. Was the word loneliness coined by people or discovered by people? In fact, the title of the film has been repeatedly emphasized and repeatedly implied. The film is mixed with strange old men, and it is also a mystery. By the end of the film, the amount of information is overwhelming, and I have to admire it. After watching it, I was silent for a long time. My mind is full of ahhhhhh, it gives me goosebumps, in the film the interpretation of the word loneliness is too thorough, not using contrast or other techniques, but using a kind of subjective feeling without telling you directly When it comes to the film, in the end, the amount of information is transmitted to complete a world view. The audience is immediately hit, and they don't know what to say after reading one. It is a very good movie. At present, about the theme of loneliness, I think this one I have seen should be used to interpret it the best. The music at the beginning of the film and the heroine's confession are very easy to make people have a preconceived view, and the director's use of the camera is really not superfluous. Such a strong film, my wife is very impressed. Priority's description of the surrounding environment from the beginning seems to be a bit depressing, uh uh, poetic.

The scene between the two of them in the car scares me. Could it be the relationship between the two? Really yes, two aspects are manifested in some stubbornness. The logic of this behavior of the two parties is still the way of communication, that is, running on both sides, the heroine has a very obvious action, that is, when she tilts her head to the left, she just wants to fall into contemplation. Embarrassed, even a little depressing.

I saw this in the film, which is actually a more obvious hint,

Did the film idea make fun of itself or what? don't understand haha

I want to end it all (2020)
7.3
2020 / United States / Drama Thriller / Charlie Kaufman / Jesse Plemons Jesse Buckley

The dialogue at the dining table made people feel stiff and a little like it was really home. The director created this atmosphere very realistic, how do you say it? It's like the weird problem that pops up, and then it feels like there's a kind of I want to end it all. Embarrassed... What is the conversation at home, and then the wife is embarrassed, feeling that he expresses a sense of powerlessness.

I think it is the same with the father who is trapped in time, that is to say, they have some of the same understanding of the concept of time. They have a new understanding of the concept of time, that people do not travel to a specific time. But we are forbidden. What the film expresses is that we are still, like a father trapped in time, that we are forbidden time is constantly flowing, and we are flooded with different fragments.

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Extended Reading
  • Letitia 2022-03-25 09:01:14

    Kaufman's new book "I Want to End It All" finally focuses on the word "want". It reminds you that the completed state of "ending" has never left the artistic kingdom constructed by the hero and heroine's imagination, and then came to the real world. The reason why the heroine has been forbearing and shrinking is obviously because of her own psychology of worrying about gains and losses in love and lack of assertiveness in the value judgment of this relationship. The same is true for the male protagonist. After being judged by his parents' value scale, he also realizes that he has never escaped from his parents' control. When the artist makes artistic concessions, the ego becomes indecisive, and there is a high risk of walking into unpredictable horror circles. In fact, this absurd atmosphere has been spreading and spreading. The film has been emphasizing the tension in the relationship between the sexes and the inescapability of the present time and space. If Nolan's Creed renounces temporality because of the functionality of art, then Kaufman uses the futility of art to finally recall the ephemeral but eternal dance of the relationship between the sexes. Assuming this is Kaufman's last work, his predictions of the future are cold, dark and known.

  • Cristina 2022-03-27 09:01:13

    "But it's not a 2 hour 35 minute movie that's too dizzying to just moan. Those details are meant to establish the morbid nature of each character around the protagonist, thus showing its isolation, but those moments of detail are very Powerless, hypocritical. I don't know if the characters don't know what they're doing or the director doesn't know what he's doing?" Charlie Kaufman taunted Cassavetes at your level...

I'm Thinking of Ending Things quotes

  • Mother: I'm saying, take the darn nightgown to the basement. Live dangerously!

  • Young Woman: Other animals live in the present. Humans cannot, so they invented hope.