If you want me to watch horror movies, if I am as timid as I am, I will definitely refuse.
Not to mention a remake. The original was released in 1977 and has been hailed as one of the top ten best horror films. Want to go beyond? Difficult.
But I still watched it late at night, and I didn't expect it to be delicious.
If the original version is a textbook and a master of structure, then the new version is a burst visual department and an expert in lyricism.
In the full set of witches and witches, it is very interesting that the pure people have to die. From the helpless Susie (played by the heroine of Fifty Shades of Grey), to Mrs. Blanc (played by Tilda, the acting goddess), who is in control of everything, to Mrs. Markos, who has been shrouded in darkness, no one is innocent.
At the end of the film, the religious ceremony (modern dance) for nearly half an hour, with a large area of intense red (clothing and blood), pushed the plot to a climax. The humblest and most "sublime" characters instantly form an astonishing reversal. It turned out that the most authoritative Markos actually lied to himself as the goddess of sighs, and the real goddess of sighs was Susie who was about to dedicate herself at the ceremony. Only because she was not completely awakened, there was a plot of persecution and persecution.
The plot is located in Berlin around 1977, which is also a special period of the German Autumn. Political repression and the budding (or outbreak) of feminism all lay the foreshadowing and echoes of semantic puns in the film.
It is said that the overseas box office of this film is a mess, and the word of mouth is polarized. Those who don't like it say WTF, and those who like it worship it as the top ten new horror movies.
There is no end to the film, whichever is heavier. In an era when high-quality literary films are in short supply, the act of paying homage to art is itself worthy of admiration. On the other hand, this film is remarkable in terms of visual design and plot redevelopment.
Well, I think it is very beautiful and enjoyable.
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