Today, looking for the so-called "hope and light" is increasingly in vain

Juana 2022-03-24 09:03:42

This film is aimed at Hayden Christensen and the subject, but if it is classified as a horror thriller, it is indeed a little bland. There is always a feeling that that is not the purpose of the film, it is just the form. . .
Imprisoned by the system, weak human feelings, cultural loneliness, depression of will, and even family affection can hardly become our final destination and hope. . Everything is like that group of terrifying shadows surrounding you and me, suffocating people. . . And we are still reluctant to believe it all, looking for that last ray of light, and that last ray of hope may also be swallowed by darkness, including ourselves. . .
Should you struggle for that last glimmer of hope? Or choose to dissipate in the dark? . . .
Everyone is entangled in such contradictions, and do we realize that, in fact, perhaps, we have already become the dark shadow floating in the dark and wailing. . .

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Extended Reading
  • Jane 2022-03-15 09:01:11

    Anderson let me down!

  • Orin 2022-03-16 09:01:09

    If you want to objectively evaluate this film in one word - "anticlimactic". But it's the thought of such a crude thriller that makes it interesting. In the light of it it's a lousy movie because it's not scary at all; in the deepest it's why he's not scary. The elements of religion, parallel worlds, psychology, and ghosts that the director attempted to mix have all rotted into a pot of porridge. But for gourmets, this film can still taste some flavors.

Vanishing on 7th Street quotes

  • Briana: [seeing a horse] Look.

  • [last lines]

    Voices: [presumably Luke, Paul and Rosemary] I exist.