ff-classic

Lon 2021-12-13 08:01:08

As a fan of ff, I want to say that although this movie is out of the system set by the ff game, it is still a good movie. I remember someone said that whether it is a game or ac, the most attractive thing is its world view setting. In this regard alone, square enix is ​​better than South Korea and the domestic market, which has more than one high-end merchants. This story is about the "return" between the earth invaded by alien life and the human world forced to float in the universe. Our earth, the mother of our souls-Gaia, accommodates the return of our souls. This sounds very oriental, maybe this is the reason why the film’s box office is not selling well in the West. After all, it is more like an art film than a commercial film-although it tries its best to use dazzling fighting scenes. Covered with a very Hollywood-style plot, it still cannot be separated from the theme of the story itself which is similar to religious atonement-grandiose, sorrow, confession, forgiveness, return... Therefore, although the film has been criticized repeatedly since its release that year, I still think it is a very good movie. If you calm down and look at it, you won't "understand".

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Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within quotes

  • Ryan: PLEASE tell me we're risking our lives for that little plant.

    Jane Proudfoot: I wouldn't even call it a plant; I'd call it a weed.

    Neil: I wouldn't even call it a weed.

  • General Hein: Report any aberrant behavior in Dr. Ross to the Major immediately.

    Grey: "Aberrant behavior," sir?

    General Hein: The woman carries an alien infection. It may be clouding her judgment. They may be manipulating her for their very own purposes.

    Grey: Is the General suggesting Dr. Ross is a spy?

    General Hein: The General is wondering why he's explaining himself to a Captain.