roaming

Dean 2022-04-23 07:01:07

Linear sense of roaming, long mirror enhances the sense of roaming. The archetype is: like a town called Aeschylus, hinting at an Odyssey-esque roaming tale. Here is a roaming out, looking for and delivering letters.

The scenery on the road is different. Barren no-man’s land, dense wire mesh, abandoned farmhouse orchards, decapitated fruit trees, friendly troops, hitchhiking, getting out of the car and entering the enemy town like a dream, surviving lives, girls and babies in the corners of the ruins, and the surrounding Running in a blockage and rafting in a river can be found in the guidance of singing.

There are no obvious transitions between scenes, and the film compresses the process of transition. Scenes and scenes are omitted, bringing a sense of dream. The dream scene is a direct conversion;

It can also be said to be a clear conceptualization, frank intent. The intent doesn't mind: all I want is the individual scenes. During the transition can be done, but I do not want to do, do not need to do. The audience will understand the process, but only the best part needs to be given to them. It is not necessary for the mind to actually see it.

Soothing is a cherry orchard, the most beautiful scenery on the way. The vertical collision with the charging team, with different purposes and choices, is a special image.

Blake's appearance is not long, there are several vivid details, and he needs jokes to relieve tension and pressure, and a clear character setting. Jokes about rats are associated with rats detonating mines. The one who saves people is straightforward, and the two times they save people are in an instant, it is natural, and they die because of saving people.

Eliminating this sympathy should be part of military training, and sympathy for the enemy leads to sacrifice. But it is human emotion that ends the war. Jumping into the trenches and seeing dead bodies is an instinctive moment, but also isolation. The older brother is thinner and one size smaller. But the older brother's character is a complement to his younger brother, and his leadership can help to understand Blake, his directness when saving people, and his candid composure when roaming.

The protagonist is somewhat inferior, but also wonderful. There are grumblings about the mission, but it's also steadfast in doing it. When pushing the cart as hard as you can, the suppressed emotions that you have accumulated burst out, and the touching moment lies in its subtlety and forbearance. The restraint of passionate emotions, this repressed expression is touching.

It is much more clever than sensationalism. "Yaobai" is sensational, a common problem in Guanhu movies. People's natural state is always to restrain their emotions, especially when strong emotions are backlogged, and they will not let them express themselves.

But emotions need an outlet, and a natural outlet can be equivalent to venting emotions. The sequence, time, method and intensity are appropriate, different methods have the same effect. It's an important method, a way of getting things done.

Missing the beginning, theatrical movies always miss five minutes.

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  • Letha 2022-03-23 09:01:09

    This movie can also be the best of 2019. I am also drunk. What is there except a fake one? The plot is plain, lacks suspense, the rhythm is slow, the acting is tasteless, and some scenes make people just want to leave the cinema. . . There are also logical flaws (I want to know how your sweater and overcoat dries out in half an hour). . . . There are two amazing clips (basically photography), but in general, I was bored by the time I saw it halfway through. Tied with the Irish at the top of the 2019 disappointing list, huh

  • Bud 2022-04-24 07:01:02

    It's shaking, let's go to sleep first

1917 quotes

  • General Erinmore: [quoting Rudyard Kipling] Down to Gehenna, or up to the Throne, He travels the fastest who travels alone.

  • Lance Corporal Blake: Sir, the General is sure the enemy have withdrawn. There are aerials of the new line...

    Lieutenant Leslie: Shut up. We've fought and died over every inch of this fucking place, now they suddenly give us miles? It's a trap.

    [Leans in to Schofield]

    Lieutenant Leslie: But, chin up. There's a medal in it for sure. Nothing like a scrap of ribbon to cheer up a widow.