Join Stratton, "As rotten and stinky as my life from now on."
Looking ahead, I mistakenly thought that I had entered a more luxurious and corrupt world than "Little Times". When I saw it at the end, I sighed that this is the gap with Guo.
But how many people are eager to have this "rotten and smelly" opportunity? That's why the last shot is in the eyes of everyone "seeking knowledge (money)". Wonderful!
The freeze-frame of the opening opens the monologue introduction of the biography (showing off wealth). The words "Break the fourth wall" tell you to "tuck what you take out into your crotch", wow (this is the flower of manipulating the expected play)
The frame drawing, slow door, upgrade, distorted animation, macro lens, color (yellow and green tones of the bar, nice) and other forms used in the drug knocking clip create an excellent atmosphere (calling a public phone, climbing home clips are excellent— - being dragged by "Natural Forces", Hitchcock zooming, distorting, etc.)
Cotton Tibetan medicine, "bong" is full of goose down in the foreground; blood on the forehead flows from the eyes along the forehead, dislocated "tears"; when the company was established, when persuading customers to come to teach and sell, the voiceless action matched the contrasting sound and picture of the phone conversation. Bit; smuggling money laundering, the most expensive "clothing design" for women; and so on are the perfect combination of content and forms.
The plot, lines, editing and other aspects of the dark humor arrangement act on these incredible coincidences. Sex, drugs, house, car, money; the front is extravagant to the rendering of crazy substances, and the back end is heavier. Although I took the medicine, it was not a dream.
The "resignation" speech that changed his mind was too touching. (Humans are still accustomed to "shouting and screaming" like monkeys)
The original wolf, wild, impulsive, greedy, fierce, everyone has the difference between wolves and dogs, lies in the domesticated part. But in "Wall Street," survival is the priority.
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