ah, how miserable?

Westley 2022-03-23 09:02:34

It's too miserable, it's too miserable, is it the life of an ordinary person, and the ordinary and plain shouldn't be so miserable, but why, is it a hypocritical expression of the movie, maybe it is, but I feel very uncomfortable watching it. Because I feel that the ordinary self is also like this, sympathetic and empathetic, and understands everything about him, but am I really that miserable, and I don't seem to be qualified to be miserable.

Ah I am so sad. Because I fully understand his life, the sad and terrible thing is that my inner world is gradually moving towards his withdrawn situation. Also often: I am thinking of ending things.

Is there a solution in life, is there no solution, is it hypocritical, hypocritical. Has the pursuit of the spiritual world harmed you, maybe?

At this moment, I can't help writing a film review here, and I feel that I am one step closer to his misery, so sad.

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  • Earnestine 2022-03-25 09:01:14

    4.5, the top ten of 2020. Both Nolan and Kaufman have made works about "time". The interesting thing is: Nolan wants to make 007, and there are similar places in Creed. Kaufman has prepared a musical before (Kaufman said that this is his last It was a director's work, so that work should have died prematurely), this one uses the elements of singing and dancing, and the two of them have a certain meaning. The whole movie is like a cold wind blowing on the face, and the front is like the embodiment of the female protagonist's confusion about life (a large section of the car scene thought she was watching Abbas), embarrassing and somewhat strange atmosphere, to After school, all the previous ones were strung together. Although it didn’t make sense, but the senses were perfect, Kaufman’s script had to be accepted; the photography was quite good, I liked this photographer’s style before, and this time I visited the hostess’ home The moments are quite well presented, the art of photography is highly coordinated with the atmosphere and the psychology of the characters; the sound design is great, especially after being bombarded by the sound effects of "Creed", you will understand better that good sound effects are not just perfect Analog (Creed), it can also be very layered and atmospheric.

  • Andrew 2022-03-27 09:01:13

    Twenty minutes of driving with Jesse Plemons in the snow, and twenty minutes of dinner at the same house with Toni Collette. Then something strange happened. It's like having Robert Pattinson talk about Twilight in the creed - the Production Value of the actor's own starring experience, Jesse Plemons is obviously trying to remind people of the American TV series Frozen, and Toni Collette is obviously trying to make People are linked to genetic doom. Strange things can be explained by visual synesthesia after drinking, but they are hallucinations within hallucinations, a play within a play, and then another thirty minutes of Lynch Mulholland Drive-style dark night walks -- the car stopped halfway through. In an ice cream parlor, it's like a black chef in The Shining rushing all the way to a stop on the way to the rescue - and finally, the car parked outside the empty school with only one-year-old cleaners. The old sweeper, who had flashed in the aforementioned hallucinations as a subject, now finally has a prototype. But he was still in a hallucination. Singing and dancing, quitting fantasy, returning to reality, and came to his retirement ceremony... Or, was buried in a snow grave of a car model.

I'm Thinking of Ending Things quotes

  • The Voice: It's not bad, once you stop feeling sorry for yourself because you're just a pig, or, even worse, a pig infested with maggots. Someone has to be a pig infested with maggots, right? It might as well be you. It's the luck of the draw. You play the hand you're dealt. You make lemonade. You... you move on. You don't worry about a thing.

  • Young Woman: Anything an environment makes you feel is about you, not the environment, right?