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Jaydon 2022-04-20 09:02:25

Everyone has varying degrees of mental illness . They

can be crazy about something, they can hold a grudge, they can attach their feelings to something that doesn't exist.

Is it reality or an illusion? No one can figure

out why it is so clear.

Eels never know which male their flesh is, but they still work hard to reproduce

the high-level IQ of human beings, but they use them all. Suspicion, jealousy, and greed are worse

than a small fish.

Speaking of ethics and morals, it is a different look when it is done.

It is better than a little eel, never speaking, but without any deception, every dance is sincere.

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Extended Reading
  • Cleora 2022-04-23 07:04:12

    It should be about 2000. The film and television appreciation of the elective course selected by the university. The VCD or DVD film that I watched while listening to the teacher's explanation in the large classroom can also be regarded as an introductory film viewing for the cognition of Japanese erotic films :).

  • Russell 2022-04-24 07:01:23

    The 8.5 lens is very beautiful, and the shot is very delicate. Imamura Changhei used symbols to describe the changes in the situation and mood of the eel and the protagonist Yamashita many times, and also mysteriously added the details of aliens. Through a sense of isolation and a sense of mission, Yamashita's psychological barriers were more three-dimensionally reacted. Imamura's exaggerated expression makes Yamashita's experience mysterious and unreal. The presence of a few supporting characters also complicates the whole thing. However, the overall development of the plot is still too simple and understandable, and some plots are too deliberate. But the look is still great. When Yamashita biked to surrender, the dazed sluggishness without pedaling the whole way, the sudden discoloration of the streetlights after the murder, the interaction with eels and the association of dreams, Imamura made this movie come alive like Yamashita's last psychology.

The Eel quotes

  • Jiro Nakajima: Is it bad to have such rumors about a guy on parole?

  • Takuro Yamashita: An eel's all a man needs.