When I saw this film, my heart skipped a beat, and the ending was so vague that I was really uneasy--
(I skipped the plots that others wrote too much~) Where do I start
, I think this film is quite meaningful , as a vampire-themed film, I think the depiction of human nature on the side is really ok. Everyone likes Charlotte, she gives me a scorpion temperament that makes her heart cool, inexplicably reminiscent of Seishirou and the emperor Pleiades orz who lost Seishirou. By the way, her golden eyes are super beautiful, especially The sun rose she was listening to music on the patio and burning that part ><. Anyway, like Ya Xiao, she loves the dead and the living, so she can calmly sip red wine and read a book when dealing with the aftermath for them, then swept away with two guns, and was shot out of the window by two bullets. , this praise.
Then there is the boss, Louise. I personally don't like it very much, but the personality is also very interesting. A bit domineering, a bit paranoid, a bit self-destructive. . . . orz made this film a bit of a lesbian culprit. . . . . . When it comes to looking for beautiful eyes, the ones I look for are ordinary except for Charlotte's eyes; if you say I will give you eternal life, I can give you whatever you want. You can't give it to people who miss the sun, and whoever wants eternal life. Anyway, she's a self-righteous guy, and I think she's a little twisted inside, too lonely, too self-deceiving, and too sad.
The scene where the protagonist Lina transforms into the water is really wonderful! The skin and hair are shiny, and it really feels like a new life~~ I have to say that she was really ugly at first, orz, after the transformation, the gap is quite large, the story of Lina's transformation is not so scary, start There is a texture of punk or metal, anyway, it is a bunch of drunken revellers, paralyzed and lost in animal nature and alcohol, I have to say, those Lamborghinis are still very handsome! ! ! ! Anyway, this mysterious underground carnival is the most exciting, the sense of rebellion, indulgence and so on are all too appropriate. I feel that this is not a story of vampires, but a story of human desires, which probably makes me vaguely reminisce about this movie.
Finally, Laura, who was almost ignored by me, looked innocent and nervous, but vaguely made me feel her escapism and lack of security. The game life seems to be just her way of escaping reality. She feels that she is always treating herself Say: Seriously, you lose. Anyway, she died early, and I don't want to say anything about her.
This movie is still very good. When it is surreal, it is very thrilling and dazzling; when it is luxurious and depraved, it is especially post-modern decadent literature and art; when it explores human nature and desire, it understates the bottomless loneliness, despair, and numbness. , cowardice, greed, gods and horses are all portrayed incisively and vividly. Ok, when I read it, I felt that these desperate outlooks on life were the theme, but I remembered the monologue at the beginning of the film: [If you find that there is only one person left in the world who can make you happy, he is your true destiny, and you will pay tribute to yourself. Are you after him? How many countries will you travel for him and if you find him, will you let him go again? Will you hug him tightly? never let go again]. . . OK! ! ! This movie has been sublimated immediately! ! ! At the end of the film, Lina fought for Tom and Louise. In the end, Louise burned to ashes in the sun. Lina watched Tom want to convert him into a vampire, but he didn't bite down. She must be thinking that she wanted to give him eternal life and be happy with him. It is better to let him live and die as a normal person and enjoy the sunshine and limitations, not the eternal darkness and pain. She must also remember the struggle and resistance when she was just converted, she is also suffering, she is sad, she is also I must remember Charlotte singing a lullaby to her elderly daughter and watching her die, and then finally lost her last care in this world and chose to burn eternal life in the sun, it can be seen that not everyone wants eternal life, what we really long for is love. , is the love of mother and daughter, but also the love between men and women who are willing to have one heart, white heads are inseparable, we also long for sunshine, compared to those flashy and empty eternity, we are more eager for the most ordinary and true love and love in our limited life. accompany.
In the end, I didn't tell us where Tom and Lina went, but Lina is not as selfish and deceitful as Louise, Tom is also handsome, sunny and considerate, and there are two small and no guessing endings in my mind. The way they were hugging and kissing in the cemented pillars after spending time, they died so happy and free, and in front of them forever became grains of sand, so this is a film with connotations, although I think it's ok, But still both to write about it.
The fight between Lina and Louise seems to be Lina's resistance to human greed and desire. In the face of immortality, power, money, and sex, the power of love seems so weak but so indestructible. Well, the whole film shows the neurotic physique of women, who is insecure and insecure as described by Karen Horney, which manifests as Laura's dependence, Charlotte's outliers and Louise's aggressiveness. On the contrary, the heroine Lina seems psychological. Much healthier orz. . . . . Tom is also healthy. . . (It is estimated that all the male vampires committed suicide because these women are crazy.)
Okay, let’s end this casually piecemeal brain residual film review, the above
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