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Short Review - Lucy - "The Miracle of Lv Style"
Lupe 2022-04-21 09:01:10
Luc Besson also made a "2001" of his own, but he did not intend to pay tribute, but tried to kick Kubrick's serious space opera to the altar with the most rebellious gesture. Extremely exaggerated theatrical passages are interspersed with deep philosophical speculations, and even this speculation is branded with cult-like cynicism. These dare to think and dare to play are full of the works of a veteran director who is over 500 years old, and it is a miracle that they can be integrated together instead of talking about themselves. Scarlett accurately grasped the characteristics of the characters at each stage, and interpreted this transformation beyond the audience's imagination in a real and believable manner, so it can be said that she completed the task well. In the last ten minutes of earth-shattering, Luc Besson dazzled and completed an Ouroboros-style god-building movement, and also declared loudly as if deafeningly loudly: This is the qualified journey of creation in my mind!
Extended Reading
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Lucy: [Seated on the jet about to land in Paris, toasting herself with a glass of champagne and before she begins to disintegrate] To knowledge.
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Pierre Del Rio: [During the high-speed car ride through Paris with Lucy driving] I'd rather be late than dead.
Lucy: We never really die.