Nowadays, the movie viewing habits of many mainland audiences are not mature enough, just like many people say "I can't understand" after watching "One Step Away". I really want to take these unintelligible audiences to the cinema, and then show some movies like "Chainsaw" and "Humanskin Inn", and then ask them, "Do you understand this movie?" Of course, these Movies can be extreme, and many people know that they sell mostly gore. Then change some, "A Clockwork Orange", "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"... How much do you understand?
In movies, director Feng Xiaogang once said that the creator uses light and shadow to create some dreams for the audience, and the audience enters the cinema just to have a dream. Therefore, according to Director Feng, movies should have a large number of them. They are absurd romances about real life, allowing people to see many worlds that are completely irrelevant to their own lives. This is a problem that many creators should study. If the film must be fully connected, it is better to watch "News Network" when watching positive energy, and go to Taiwan to watch the major news channels on TV for negative energy.
Having said so much, it is because "Blood Orphan" presents the audience with a movie viewing experience that is too distinctive and too conflicted. After watching it, it is difficult to tell what a wonderful story the film tells, let alone explain what the director wants to express. Perhaps this film is precisely the creator's exploration of the ultimate possibility that images can express through understanding.
The first 1/3 of this film is a tragic love story of a traditional diaosi. The protagonist played by Ryan Reynolds has always been mentally ill, but he is warm and sunny. It is precisely because of this neurosis that she is very unpopular with girls in real life. But when the audience was about to sympathize with the protagonist, the plot took a sharp turn and switched directly to the cute perverted mode. If you fast forward to watch the film, then once you fast forward to a scene where three heads are talking in a refrigerator, you will definitely be attracted by the unique temperament of this film. The protagonist of this film can definitely be called "the most entangled person in the world". While crying bitterly and eager to become good friends with everyone and the girl, he put the lunch box containing pieces of chopped up women's corpses into a wall at home, While continuing to seek repentance and forgiveness...
just like people will ask "life or death, this is a question", the biggest question of this film is "medicine, to take or not to take". If you eat, you must admit that you are a sick person. But if you don't eat, you will leave the virtual world of dreams and see the bloody reality. I believe that many people after watching the film will have a deep memory of the scene that gradually emerged in the real world after the protagonist did not take medicine. In the whole movie viewing experience, you will never see the scenes you want to see, but the pictures and videos you don't want to see will be given full weight to you. It's a movie like this where you always feel like you're going to show a little bit, but you can't get it all done and it's not showing you anything; you're not ready to see the blond die, and immediately put Ryan Reynolds in a pink smock Cut off her head bit by bit.
Perhaps, today we are also living in dreams. In dreams, we can become good friends with a human head, and we can be guided by cats and dogs in our lives. But the reality is that the skin on the human head is being eroded and rotted a little bit, and it is impossible for cats and dogs to really communicate with us. So for reality, what is the medicine that allows us to see a better world, dream or luck? No matter what it is, we hope that we can have medicines that cannot be stopped. After all, not everyone is willing and has the courage to see the bloody and cruel reality.
In the end, there is a question brought by the picture below, where does the human head swallow after eating the cereal?
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