Are we shadows or rabbits?

Devonte 2022-03-23 09:01:39

Jordan Peel is really "political" from the bottom of his heart, and he firmly writes about political ecology with horror and horror. US refers to the United States. Shadows and real human beings write binary opposition, see-saw, entanglement and tear. The story is far worse than "Escape from Death", and the ideology is as critical as ever, but many of the metaphors in this work rely on the "over interpretation" of the viewers.

Annetta 2022-03-23 09:01:39

【A】Oscar BW reservation. --"What are you people?" --"We are Americans." America, that is, United States, that is, US, "we". In terms of racial issues, Get Out uses black-and-white contrast to [direct] shooting, while Us uses black-black contrast to [fold] shooting: From an early age to replace the real "shadow" with a good growth environment, he will grow up and be born. The people on the earth are the same. This is a stark question of white sovereignty—is your high social status really because you were born better than us? When the "shadow" of a woman who has feminist thoughts but also undergoes plastic surgery in order to be beautiful, scratches her face with a knife, another meaning of "we" also appears: the real body (external) life is bright and beautiful, the shadow ( The inner) spiritual world is empty. Isn't this just saying "us"? Jordan Peel is not only a director who can play otherworldly movies, he is also an original speculator.