Maybe this is exactly what happened to the Coen brothers. I can completely imagine them having a smirk that you can't guess, and at the same time thinking of another Quentin who has a smirk and stretches out the evil interest. They have the same mode of action on both sides, but they have different styles.
By the way, I would like to complain about the name translation of the Coen Brothers movie, the bizarre kidnapping of the big bowling, the bizarre blackmail of the green hat, the bizarre homicide of vanishing cream, let me ask weakly, are the above three cold jokes? It seems that the translator's evil taste is also terrible.
The above is a digression. Embarrassing
this is the biggest film focus Lebowski (self-proclaimed "The Dude") of Style, wearing pajamas, dirty T-SHIRT, crumpled shorts and slippers as well as go shopping, buy a bottle of milk even have to write a check . Whether it's being peeed on the carpet or being beaten into the house by someone; whether it's being pushed his head into the toilet or being scolded by the police, Lebowski will always tell people that he is innocent, and Never forget to correct others: "Call me The Dude."
He has two friends, Walter and Danny. Regardless of the topic, irrelevant things can be involved, and the extremely confident Walter not only messed up the transaction, but also messed up the governor’s car, although it was a car that could be regarded as a toilet, and it was even thrown away at the end. At the touching moment of his friend’s ashes, he did not forget to show his face...
Danny, the person who would be scolded "shut fuck up" as long as he opened his mouth, still reminded the person who ate the burger at the intersection when the car was smashed. , Did not do anything, and finally fell ill. As soon as he came out, I sprayed it when I saw Steve Buscemi's Fucking face. From the looks of it, it was really black and humorous.
That's right, this is the style of the Coen brothers. In their bad taste, there is an average of FUCK for every three sentences; they came up with the idea of using dirty underwear and stinky socks instead of 1 million dollars, and even spoofed their behavior. Art, this can be seen from every appearance and dialogue of Julianne Moore. The Coen brothers never wanted to get a hero out. Lord Du was so stupid that he didn't even know that the door of his house was opened, and he was never good at lying. The corners of his underwear were always exposed. But he is like this. He likes to wear dirty T-SHIRT, likes to wear pants with mixed colors, likes to wear slippers, likes to match sunglasses, likes White Russian. He was taken advantage of by the rich, the idiot kidnappers threatened to cut off his "Little Johnson", the rich girl who "engaged" in the arts as a pregnancy tool, and even the Fucking Car was burned in the end.
That's right, the Coen brothers just want to carry the black humor to the end without leaving any affection. Show this weird and real world with a Fucking Loser in front of you. Yes, even if you want to be a loser, it is not that easy. Troubles will always come to you inadvertently. A cunning liar, a shameless gangster, is not defeated by a hero, but a man in fancy shorts and slippers.
This is the tune of the smirking Coen brothers. At first, they always thought they were playing performance art when they couldn’t understand it. Then they laughed out of it unknowingly. It turned out that they were in comedy, and then they realized that it turned out. The two are playing performance art + black humor.
As far as performance art is concerned, their works are always naked naked; from the perspective of black humor, this naked body is definitely not a bodybuilding muscle or S-curve. You can see pregnant women who have cracked serial murders, writers who can’t write anything, killers who want to kill an 80-year-old woman but self-defeating, this is the performance art full of black humor that the Coen brothers laugh at everything and ridicule everything (tentatively Let’s put it this way, please forgive
me ) In the words of Sam Elliott: "I like your style, Dude."
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