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Otha 2022-03-25 09:01:07

The setting of the story completely breaks the concept of time and space, and reality and fantasy are intertwined, so some details such as the transformation of vehicles during the killing process are completely ignored. Let's talk about how "men in black" should be understood. He represents the "evil" in people's hearts. When Fude met him for the first time, he said that his presence in Fude's house meant that Fude had been controlled by his own "evil". Every time Fude commits evil, he follows him around; but although "evil" is his attribute, he is not exclusive to a certain person. So when Eddie died saying "you and I can control them", it meant that using "evil" against the good was a natural victory. To the point. (1) Did Fude kill his wife? killed. He was arrested for killing his wife. Then the conversation between the two guards in the prison, "The prisoner who killed his wife is a little abnormal." "Which one?!" Then they laughed together. Most people understand from this dialogue that he didn't kill his wife, so it's ridiculous. But from another angle: "Which one" emphasizes the main actor of the incident (the murderer, Fluoride)! Wouldn't it be more ridiculous to kill someone with his own hands, even if the evidence is conclusive, and let others tell him, "I didn't kill Rene?" ! (2) Did Eddie get killed by him? killed. First caught Eddie at the hotel and then killed him in the wilderness. (3) Was Andy killed? no. Andy's death was a dream. Of course, the dream has something to do with it, and Andy refers to Rene. The difference is that Andy's death has its own reasons, and it's not bloody; Rene is completely killed, and the death is so tragic that even Fude himself can't look directly. . At the same time in the dream, he deceived himself that the fingerprints belonged to Pete. (4) The intercom message "Dick Lauren is dead" at the beginning of the story is false. It was a decision he made after some anxiety, so he said it to himself. The logic line of the whole story: Suspecting his wife, confirming his guess by phone calls between the performances, following up to the scene once, killing Eddie after his wife left, and killing his wife after returning home.

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Extended Reading
  • Maud 2021-11-15 08:01:26

    The core mystery of the eighteenth episode of Twin Peaks is actually hidden in this chaotic and fascinating thriller; the indistinguishable tense and subject are indeed created deliberately, but by no means design puzzles and weaving The clues are constructed in a way that is quite intuitive. This mysticism itself is a subversion of the suspense film tradition; instead of treating Lynch’s work as a psychoanalytic mystery, it is better to say that he is committed to creating a kind of "unpredictable". The film of "Suppose": whether the image is true or illusion is not the key, but "image-being" (Being) is the key point-but the "pure is" without presupposition also turns into "pure nothing" at the same time. There is a dilemma between faith and suspicion. The non-compliant audio-visual language has aggravated the confusing effect, guiding the audience to focus on "seeing" rather than "seeing". In addition to the firelight, red curtain and Doppelgänger elements, the book The amazing part of the film is that reaction is used instead of action throughout the story. Horror or doubt is always conveyed by the character's reaction lens; the so-called "subjective narrative" is an inaccurate concept-because if there is no outside, how can there be an inside?

  • Christop 2022-03-27 09:01:05

    Very Lynch is very wonderful, it is a film that makes people feel that the narrative of the film has infinite possibilities, and it is very neat. When it’s real, it’s either an upside down shot or an upside down shot. The first shot of the switching mode is switched from upside down to head up; The tension of the story is from the first second to the last, the camera is slow but the pace is fast.

Lost Highway quotes

  • [into a phone]

    Arnie: There's nine people down here, and you can ask seven of them. If you can get that price from one of them, I'll let you ask the other two.

  • Mr. Eddy: Boy, that's smooth. Smooth as shit off a duck's ass!