When I heard it suddenly, I couldn't help sighing: It's so cruel, I'm suffocating it alive, it's better to die happily!
I'm really happy for you - shooting, and another group of people must sigh: It's too cruel, and if you end a life so casually, it's better to sentence her to life!
Where there are people there are contradictions, and where there are people there are differences.
The people of the Celestial Dynasty talk a lot, but it is barely considered a contention of hundreds of millions of schools.
Then I whispered softly.
Just read a few of the beanie's touted "film reviews", and these "excellent film reviews" took my breath away more than Buried itself.
Most of Douzi's understanding of this film will refer to the central words of "darkness, indifference, helplessness, and terror", using a variety of language forms to reveal to everyone the hardships of survival, the corruption of the mechanism, the disadvantage of the government, people and people. indifference between.
What is even more interesting is that at the end, everyone did not forget everything and proceed from reality, comparing yourself to Paul, and comparing the coffin to life, never forgetting the depressing environment that "I" lived in, and living in a CD society.
It made me feel really sad, as if I was suffering from depression. But thankfully, I'm still in the frivolous years of my youth, and I don't think it's all that bad.
1. Paul was locked in a coffin by the robbers, with only a mobile phone, a lighter, a flashlight, a pencil and a knife at hand. (Excerpted from a bean comment)
The word "only" has paved the way for the torrent of bitterness that a bean will dump next.
I pondered for a while, in the end it is so bad!
A phone with super battery life has made enough calls and connected enough people. What if you don't even have a cell phone?
The existence of lighters and flashlights should not be underestimated. In the dark coffin, Paul drew as much strength as possible from the fire and lights, and this strength helped Paul strengthen his courage and hope to live. What if you didn't even have a lighter and a flashlight?
The oil pen and the knife are the same, so I won't go into details.
People can't always learn to be content. When they have A, they want B, and when they have B, they still think about C!
Endless demand, endless emptiness, endless depravity!
Everything you have now is a gift from God, what else do you want?
2.
--"i love you very much"
--"i love you too"
--"come back with me, you promise"
--"i'll. i promise."
--"i love you"
-- "i love you very much"
--"you swear"
--"i swear"
At the end of the film, Paul finally called his wife.
I listened to the above dialogue three times over and over again, even if it was screaming, it was very pleasant to hear!
The ingeniousness of this clip lies in the coordination of the light - just a beam of light leaked into the dark coffin, illuminating Paul's delighted face like that, so warm!
At least, Paul's wife really cares about him; at least, someone shouted "i love you" to Paul;
at least, Paul felt a ray of warm sun; at least, at this moment, Paul is still alive...
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Severe political North background, thrilling "struggle" , touching pure love.
Although the endings of the two films are not perfect, I don't think the writer's intention is to immerse everyone in grief and endless mourning.
Perhaps, the screenwriter hopes that we can realize that even if life is not satisfactory, at least we are still alive, have the qualifications to survive in the world, have the right to happiness, and have bizarre hopes!
Then why don't we laugh at the good intentions of the director and face this imperfect world more positively and kindly?
What about a fall? You can get up again without falling to death~ What about
crying? I can laugh again without crying ~
everything is not so bad.
ps. My first "movie review" is just talking about my own feelings.
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