A glance;
a word;
all things do business because I love you.
The soundtrack with rapid accents at the beginning will inevitably make people nervous. In the sci-fi film, the agents who come to the city on a mission stay in the hotel, fearing that there will be an assassination in this mysterious city at any time. But where can I see sci-fi, vanguard equipment, strange cars, none of them, what the hell~ The woman who accompanies the check-in, the assassin who kills, the bizarre teasing and sloppy fighting with a soothing tune, ho, what the hell is this? Hell.
Don't watch it as a sci-fi movie, I came from the 'After Dark' team to watch Master Godard's movie. The voice of the narrator's machine is like the sound of burping out of a soda drink, but the comments said that the director said that it was after the vocal cords were damaged during the war. The reconstructed voice sounds really mysterious and grotesque.
Remember the original description of Utopia? My original utopia was the belief given by the 'instructor of knowledge'. The original purpose of utopia was equality and equal wealth. Like termites, people are a large group, and there is an organization that represents the collective, how to say, represents the collective, so, with the accumulation of knowledge and understanding with age, that kind of society gradually evolves into totalitarian rule or centralized rule is the same as a collective. Social support appeared; and the initial distribution of wealth was just a mirage given by a centralized group, and would not exist. The normative world given by Utopia all violates the logic of human existence, and in fact human existence cannot be defined by logic.
Contemporary society can learn about religious organizations that exist all over the world to build various attractive small societies to attract audiences, and the 'pioneers' in Murakami's '1Q84' can more or less see a similar situation. Alphaville in the movie is a small town built by an exiled professor using a computer with his own mysterious beliefs. People here are forbidden to grieve, to love each other, and to prohibit all words that can arouse people's subjective thoughts; here the adaptable abides by the norms and enjoys carnal desires. Those who did not fit in were taken to the 'Execution Theater', where they were executed by overturned seats during the viewing process and sent to the corpse dump, and those with remorse were sent to the chronic disease hospital for brainwashing treatment; the electric chair execution was later replaced by You can watch the shooting in the swimming pool. The offender who cried for the death of his wife stood by the swimming pool and was shot. The body fell into the swimming pool and was picked up by the synchronized swimmers who were waiting on the side. It was like a calm drama, cute and cute.
There are many dystopian works. Orwell is the mainstream one. The 'persuasion' mentioned in the film first appeared in China in the 1930s, but when there is centralization, there will be persuasion. This is by no means the time and place where it first appeared, but the director intends Saying China also has his reasons. What's interesting is that the movie was set in 1965, and after 1965 something happened in China.
Natasha is beautiful and cunning, a must-have for the heroine of the movie, and the cape is beautiful enough. If there is an extra part, I am really curious about the professor.
Eddie Constantine looks so much like a toad to me, not disrespectful, but a face that fills my mind with a toad.
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