Disgrace Reviews

Alphonso 2022-03-01 08:01:19

Fast-forward about 30 minutes of a 120-minute movie. It looked very depressing. I'm a father, and I'll take the dog euthanasia drug to kill that damn black family. Even after looking for a lot of relevant information and analysis, I still can't understand that my daughter's so-called leaving is a...

Nicklaus 2022-03-01 08:01:19

I can't understand why Lucy is determined not to leave the place where she has been and will continue to cause her great harm. She refuses to call the police, insists on giving birth to the rapist's child, promises to marry the rapist's relatives, and volunteers her land to protect her like a...

Mariane 2022-03-01 08:01:19

Watching the movie reminded me of the novel. Perhaps re-reading the novel will make people more aware of the silence in the movie.     Coetzee's "Shame" is an inexplicable novel. The story itself is very simple. David Lurie, a 52-year-old white South African professor, was forced to leave the...

Toby 2022-03-01 08:01:19

I downloaded the electronic version of Coetzee's "DISGRACE", but I haven't watched it yet, so Wuxing just thinks the movie is great. Of course, Coetzee also said: It can be seen that the director respects the original work, so the credit for the original work should also be accounted for a lot....

Toney 2022-03-01 08:01:19

I haven't read the novel of Nobel Prize winner Coetzee, but I watched this film first. The film is still attractive, but there is something hidden in it that is annoying. People watch the film and wonder, what is the director trying to tell us?     Let's talk about the title first. The English name...

Mittie 2022-03-01 08:01:19

David Lurie meticulously packed his luggage and prepared to leave Cape Town, not forgetting to put a book of Byron's poems on the pile of carefully folded landscape clothes. From the action to the demeanor, there is a classical arrogance, which seems to be out of tune with this secular modern...

Will 2022-03-01 08:01:19

Tired of watching ! Maybe a little careless! I haven't read the original book , but the movie makes me a little confused. 1. What kind of shame is "shame"? Is it the shame of Malkovich's "seduced" students, or the shame of a black man who robbed and raped and made Lucy pregnant? Or what about the...