study notes

Robb 2022-03-23 09:02:04

Such an atmospheric historical space, character relationships, emotional entanglements, and the presentation of the director and actors are an overall failure.
Film is the art of storytelling, and lyricism is to help complete the narrative and verse the narrative. The overall large-scale scenes are closely connected with each other, and there is no breathing space. This is the director's failure to deal with the editing problem.
The progress in the twists and turns is not enough. With the passage of time, the characters in the film grow up. The characters in the film appear single or insufficient in the change of time. In addition, the performance of the actors cannot be divided into three parts. The film is very lacking in characters.
The post-graduation of the image cannot be unified with the overall tone of the page. Does this theme, this theme, match with such a clean and high-saturation magical style? Personally, I feel that the film feels stronger, and it may be closer to the theme of the movie in the image.
The substitution of non-perspective characters, no matter which character in the movie, gives the audience the feeling of being sorted out. This kind of sorting prevents the audience from entering the story very well. The characters in the movie should have masters and vice versa, but they have something in common. , is to let the audience enter the core of the story with the characters as the medium.

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Extended Reading
  • Hailee 2021-12-18 08:01:01

    When Keira Knightley was performing, Cronenberg must have put a lice on her

  • Maurine 2022-04-20 09:01:44

    Too much dialogue and too little story is like a lecture. The originally expected affair of mutual dream interpretation in the sea breeze was used as a signal to break up, which was too unromantic.

A Dangerous Method quotes

  • Sabina Spielrein: I'm saying perhaps true sexuality demands the destruction of the ego.

  • Sabina Spielrein: I somehow imagined you'd have found another admirer by now.

    Carl Jung: No. You were the jewel of great price.