Is it qualified when the emotion is reached?, Reivew on Mommy

In fact, the movie is still a bit rough, whether it's the MV-like slow motion that has appeared several times, the ubiquitous background music, or the hysterical French who wants to scream for life. French can't understand it. (Mommy is not my major, but Mommy can actually do it more perfectly based on the subjective feelings I watched. In fact, the completion of the film itself is already very high, not to mention the director is only twenty-five, and he can continue to explore. ) It is

undeniable that the roughness in the movie is the stone in the cup, which squeezes the emotion of flowing water out of the container of the movie.

As far as personal preference is concerned, I love such emotional movies.
Excessive emotions don’t necessarily mean emphasizing emotions too much, telling the world that I’m not happy, I’m in pain, and I want to hope. The emotional movie in my heart is the kind that can overwhelm the audience's five senses even if they tell a simple story.
I think it’s boring to check whether this movie has done this and whether it missed that point while holding a small book. I want to be able to follow my emotions instead of sitting calmly and watching a story about a director who doesn't know his feelings for him.
For me, as long as the movie expresses the emotion, it is a good movie. As for the achievement of art without narrative, that is another matter.

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