In the end, I still can't write a review of Angelopoulos. Yesterday, there were so many things I wanted to say, but it seemed like I lost the ability to say it overnight.
Some things, if not recorded in time, will really be forgotten.
So I watched "Factory Girl" until five o'clock in the morning and cried until I could not cry. Such biopics are more amazing than "Rose Life".
Edith Piaf. The same prosperity is gone. Seeing through the indifference of human feelings, in the end there is no one left to love.
Edie Sedgwick. You are the superstar.
Those beautiful but lonely women on stage. Sienna Miller's smoking look and husky voice are reminiscent of Natalie Portman in Leon. The colors are bright and strong, she draws exaggerated black eyeliner, and she lives a lavish life and indulges in drugs, and she enjoys it. She admired him as she admired her father.
Another movie about the lack of fatherly love. So I have to cry for all of them.
But he ruined her indirectly. Andy Warhol. The image was smeared to a certain extent. But it does not matter.
Edie Sedgwick is the protagonist. Only she is three-dimensional plump and colorful. The others are painted on a black and white background. So treat the biopic as an ultimate feature film. So because of watching such a fresh and beautiful life from blooming to destruction, watching the world's scorching cold, shed so many tears for her.
Bob Dylan as Hayden Christensen. Just pretend that's Bob Dylan. He continued to show off his usual unruly smile, and stared at her with indomitable but incomparably affectionate eyes, penetrating directly to the bottom of his heart.
Baby, you're so scared of losing everything that doesn't mean anything.
But she didn't go with him. And it was the biggest mistake of my life.
This is not a movie about love. This is a movie about vigorously insisting on self-giving and destroying. Women who are beautiful and who know they can't live long.
Syd took out the first photo she had taken of her, and the girl smiled so innocently, like an angelic smile. But Edie no longer wants to remember himself at that time. She doesn't remember.
28 years old. Edie Sedgwick died of a drug overdose in Santa Barbara. This trend set off in the 1960s is not lost to Marilyn Monroe's woman.
28 years old. The two men in her life that appear in the movie. Andy Warhol, the artist who brought her art to life and made her revered like a god. That fascination is close to love. And Bob Dylan, who she truly loved for the first and last time.
No one has to be responsible. Nobody ruined her. She said.
I made decisions.
So this is where the real cruelty comes in. When she stood in the limelight of the stage and was sought after by thousands of people, she never knew how to distinguish who was sincere, and she didn't want to distinguish. And when she was hungry and cold and couldn't even pay the rent, in order to win the pity of others, she cried out about her tragic childhood experiences, and then she dragged the money and ran into the crowd. She was tearing up with heavy make-up and facing Andy Warhol's cynicism before she saw the photo of Bob Dylan getting married in the newspaper.
By this time, Edie still did not forget the encounter with Andy Warhol. You are the boss apple sauce.
Drop the sentence and turn away. Such a lonely back. She has tasted disappointment and betrayal, but unfortunately she has no chance to learn how to forbear. In the last shot, she was wearing a dress and walking gracefully and lightly. She turned her head and gave a shallow smile. The freckles and fine lines at the corners of her eyes could be seen on her face after removing her makeup, as if it was the one who learned painting with braids female college student. The prosperity has come to an end, and such an amazing woman has never been able to learn to compete with life.
Death was her destiny.
I just wanted to take a look at Hayden Christensen, but I didn't expect to be so shaken. A completely unexpected movie, a movie with an unpredictable ending and emotional direction. Willing to give five stars, not commenting on history and characters, just movies. Maybe I just desperately need to vent.
Life on Mars. Edie Sedgwick used this song when he came out. When I heard it for the tenth time, my mood finally calmed down. Today is the real vent.
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