Seeing this topic, if you are thinking of "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" by Carson McCullers, then congratulations, it has nothing to do with this article. The author translated it into "Heart Is the Lonely Hunter", where'Lonely' is a noun.
The story of "Chasing the Barbarians" is very simple. The orphan Fatty Ricky was sent to a small village by the orphanage because of his irritable personality and sabotage. The story of self-discovery in the process.
Yes, it is another story of the prodigal son turning back, but the director has taken a different freshness and joy.
At the beginning of the film, we were bombarded by the director's routine stalks, a montage of a fat man destroying the city, and then a chatty questioning montage after the death of the adoptive mother. The director cleverly used the repetition of this joke. I pushed it back to today's "Thor 3" that he directed, and the repeated techniques are everywhere.
The warmth in the amusement is everything that a solitary little boy with a beautiful heart can bring. Without a word of love, it is enough to melt the heart of every lonely person. Innocent, he will pay tribute to his favorite movie in the jungle; in the final car chase scene, he will yell "I didn't choose the gang life, but the gang life chose me"; he would shoot at his adoptive father who "betrayed" him. And shot him in the ass. Passionate, he will also fall in love with girls who come on horseback; he will have affection for the hot water bottle sent by his adoptive mother; he will be attached to adoptive fathers who have social obstacles. Two lonely people burst into moving love in this cold society.
The photography of this film is also excellent. The photographer is great. Frames of impeccable pictures make the vast and lonely jungle full of emotion. There is also a long rotating lens of the welfare house and the little fat cat and mouse game, clever but not appearing. Show off skills.
The death of the adoptive mother has always been a mystery, and it is also a setting of the suitcase in "Pulp Fiction". It is indescribably unspeakable, triggering the story and making the audience dream about it.
The two savages pursued by the orphanage were lonely, and the two lonely savages were also hunting lonely hunters. They hunted down the loneliness of every spectator and filled it with second and second love.
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