Fortunately, there are rhythmic music, psychedelic photographic effects, and the actors' acting skills can withstand scrutiny-all these have caused me to calm down, let me look at it carefully and consider every shot. Especially when every long shot ends, I have a sense of identity in my heart. It's like, if I were a director, I would express such a story like this.
Indeed, this story does not have the process of going back and forth, and the ending will be bright. This story only tells two or three people, each of whom is different, because "fate" is walking on an intersecting road, and unknowingly following the guidance of "fate", they approached a shocking fact. It can also be said that this story is to shape the image of "destiny" itself from the side. By the way, it expresses the feeling of "creating things and making people". However, as long as there is love-"man will conquer the sky".
I reiterate~ the plot itself is not the main reason that attracts me, the coordination of various details is the reason why I give it five stars.
In the first 10 minutes, before everything really started, the film has already revealed its beauty-its soundtrack is very brilliant.
Track Listings
1. Message To My Future Self
2. Dust It Off
3. Lucky Elevens
4. Turning Over Rocks
5. Driverless Car
6. Invisible Doors
7. The Test
8. Karen & Ian
9. India
10. Closure
11. Boise
12 . Discoveries
13. Salomina
14. Motion Picture Soundtrack
15. White Peacock
16. No Time Like The Present
17. Waltz in C Minor
until the end of the movie, the touch brought by the soundtrack still exists.
I think that if a movie is an article and you want the audience to understand a story, then the soundtrack and sound effects are adverbs. Adverbs are indispensable. Adverbs can most directly give emotion to a character's actions, but they must not be abused. Using too much will confuse the reader's eyeballs, make it difficult for readers to pay attention to the development of the story itself, and make the article more jerky.
This is the case with the soundtrack, no more, no less, and if you are lyrical enough, you will win. This movie is connected by complex psychological dramas. There are many overtones. The mood that the actors cannot express with their bodies and expressions is just right to make up for the vacancy with the soundtrack.
At the end of the film, the music and the plot came to an abrupt end. After that, there was a total darkness of silence for 8 seconds, which tied people's feelings of being cut off together.
This is a slip knot, because this story seems to be still in my mind, trying to lure the next "fate" story.
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