Underrated solo

Linnie 2022-09-27 00:05:12

"The SOLOIST/Soloist", co-starred by the director of "Redemption" and Iron Man Little Carrot Special Candy and Ray boss JAMIE FOXX, can be described as a recent model of abnormal humans. The reason for the low evaluation may lie in the choice of the film’s entry point. The director always likes to combine the narrative language of surreal romanticism with over-sharp human realism. For "The Soloist", the former is used to borrow the vision of the mentally ill. Depicts an irrational musical jumping poem, the latter uses the same eyes to examine a secular society that is swayed by inertial thinking and arbitrarily weak; the tone of the film's ridiculous tone somewhat dissolves the heavy side of the story, but does not Without reducing its depth, viewers who are accustomed to commercial or artistic films are a bit at a loss. The fast-paced narration of the film similar to "Redemption" is very interesting, and it may be another reason for the film's criticism. Different from ordinary art and science genius movies that are demonized and demonized ("Sea Pianist", "Mozart", "Beautiful Mind"...), this film seems to show that what is truly abnormal is not indulging in the miracle of musical notes. The soul figure who is out of place in the world, but the classification and criticism of aliens under the inherent social thinking of every other person who cannot experience poetry.

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The Soloist quotes

  • Steve Lopez: I don't want him to love me.

    David Carter: Well it looks like you might have to get over that.

    Steve Lopez: It's a bad idea. "I love you Steve," turns into, "You failed me, Steve," turns into very bad things. That's my limited experience. I don't want to be on the other side of that with him. Would you? He doesn't know if I'm a ballerina, if I'm God, if I'm an airline pilot. He has no idea what he's saying.

  • Steve Lopez: There's papers you gotta sign. They just back back from... And you should them so you know what you're signing.

    Nathaniel Ayers: All right, you know, I'll just sign them Nathaniel Anthony Ayers, Jr., apartment B-116, and the B stands for Beethoven.