Eddie Smitham

Eddie 2022-04-04 09:01:08

A Torinói ló

"Turin, January 3, 1889. Friedrich Nietzsche stopped in front of Gate 6 of the Hotel Via Carlo Elporte. His eyes were drawn to a carriage outside the hotel. Not far away There, a small carriage was parked. The driver of the carriage encountered a stubborn horse. No matter how much the driver shouted, the horse had no intention of moving. Eventually, the driver lost his patience, took up the whip, and hit the horse. Seeing this scene, Nietzsche squeezed into the crowd, rushed to the horse,...

Eddie 2022-04-03 08:01:02

A fulfilling and meaningful life is a false proposition

After watching the movie, I feel like I have to say it. Human technology has actually gone against the sky, giving birth to children, boys and girls are actually metaphysics and romantic life activities full of numerology and accidental life activities.

Not to mention the process and twists and turns of two bleak and unrelated middle-aged couples to have a child, almost all the hurdles that come to mind are shown here, and the real scene is often more difficult than this, and it is...

Eddie 2022-03-30 09:01:05

can you forgive me?

More important than the experience itself is the comprehension of the experience, and the attitude is the reflection of the comprehension. To be able to ask such a sentence, in fact, whether there is an answer or not, and what the answer is, is no longer important, because the protagonist has been liberated from his comprehension and reconciled with himself first.

Going back to the movie, it's a biography of a real person, and engaging drama requires conflict and contradictions full of...

Eddie 2022-03-28 09:01:07

American Animals ~ Plain Spirit

Once again burst into tears on the high-speed rail. American Animals, adapted from real events, tells the story of four college students who stole a piece of art in the university library with more than 10 million pieces. Some people commented that it was the most stupid robbery in history. Let's talk about the title first, it's called American Animals. There may be two explanations for animals here, and they are all off topic. One is to explain it as intoxication/crazy, just like we say...

Eddie 2022-03-27 09:01:09

heavy hope

I never thought that so much suffering permeates a word. The meaning of the word itself is neutral, but man-made turmoil has stained a word with so much blood. The struggle is not tears, it is the humiliation of generations. , The misfortune of several generations, the struggle of several generations, who said that all living beings are equal? Who says people are not equal, if they are not equal, then what is the point of the efforts of those fighters. The father and son in the movie are...

Eddie 2022-03-26 09:01:09

Detroit: Hatred in the bone, hatred in the blood

A true history that can't bear to look back and can't let go has made this movie that is extremely depressing, unbreathable and cruel to the end. From beginning to end, the camera icyly watched and recorded every face and every moment where human rights were deprived and lives were trampled at will; behind the camera, Bigelow almost ruthlessly controlled the complicated characters and plots, using her consummate cinematic skills in the grand scheme of things. The background board of the...

Eddie 2022-03-25 09:01:15

Compare The Matrix

The managers of Alpha City are rational and ruthless. The means of controlling people is to numb them. Like Newspeak in 1984, the words in the dictionary are decreasing every day, and it's no wonder you often find another word you can't see or hear anymore.

The Matrix came out of nowhere, because deceiving is more effective than fooling. People think that they are fighting for their own ideals, but in fact they are all human flesh generators of the system; people think that they...

Eddie 2022-03-25 09:01:15

In the desert, hand me that glass of lemonade

In the desert, hand me that glass of lemonade

(1) The
title Liberal Arts literally refers to liberal arts education, Hong Kong translates as liberal arts education (broad knowledge and elegant life), as opposed to vocational education limited to survival skills. LA originated in ancient Greece, and the "Seven Arts of Liberty" of Plato Academy is its model. It can be said that freedom also requires certain skills. "In the desert, hand me that glass of lemonade" is an...

Eddie 2022-03-25 09:01:10

Why I Believe in the "One Minute Reality" Theory

After watching it in the daytime, my first reaction was something like "Deadly ID", that is, the whole story is a life drama of Takakura Yoko's split personality. I read it a second time, and I firmly believe in the "One Minute Reality" theory, because it can explain more details in a better way. And we know that Jin Min himself said that live-action movies may inadvertently capture some irrelevant scenes. Animation movies are drawn one by one, and every detail is meaningful.

    To...

Eddie 2022-03-24 09:03:09

Ongoing Thai Kung Fu Movies

After watching "Pirates of the Buddha Line", "Tom Yum Kung" and "Quan Ba ​​2", I was surprised by Tony Jia's magical and elegant Muay Thai Kung Fu, and deeply felt the progress of Thai filmmakers in the filming of Kung Fu movies.
  "Pirates of the Buddha Line" can be regarded as an excellent film academy student's graduation work. The study of Jackie Chan's film, combined with the wonderful integration of ancient Muay Thai, makes me feel that many of the pictures are familiar, but they...

Eddie 2022-03-23 09:03:28

The alternative is still

Such an alternative literary film created in 1958 is still unique today. In the nearly two-hour length of the film, the protagonist "My Uncle" has only a handful of lines, with a pipe in his mouth, and this "uncle" who takes a parasol when going out on a sunny or cloudy day is the screenwriter of this film. director. A former comedian, he made full use of his flexible body language in the film to vividly interpret the funny and embarrassing events that happened when a countryman went to the...

Eddie 2022-03-22 09:02:37

How do you balance family and career.

Bernadette threw up in the dark on the boat to the South Pole, and I felt her eyes light up when she saw the South Pole from the little window. I am very happy. You know, that confident woman is back.

A while ago, I saw that if you asked a woman "how to balance family and career" is a prejudice, I was a little nervous, because I asked other people this question a while ago, and I began to reflect on whether I am also biased. I saw a lot of dads with kids in Helsinki, it was a Friday,...

Eddie 2022-03-22 09:01:41

Horror thrillers don't want excessive gore

Seeing the SAW series now, I still feel that the most classic
and sometimes scary thrillers are not about the excessive bloody pictures, nor the extreme perversion of the killing methods, but to make the audience have curiosity and desire to find out. The
reason why SAW1 has become a classic is because he has Strong logic and suspense, his ending shocked me from the bottom of my heart. Looking back on SAW1, the plot of the story overshadowed the bloody film. This is the biggest point...

Eddie 2022-03-21 09:03:10

There is no normal person in this world

Everyone is both an angel and a devil. It has both the desire as an animal and the constraints of social moral law. It is an individual living independently, and it is constantly connected with the social relations that are born and acquired. There is no normal person in this world, but the vast majority of people let the angels defeat the devil, let the constraints of moral laws suppress the desires of animals, and let the natural and acquired social relations change the...

Eddie 2022-03-21 09:02:23

Yes, there are both eye-catching pictures and thought-provoking questions.

Yes, it has both eye-catching footage and thought-provoking questions, which is not bad. But I think there are a few problems.

1. The murderer was angry and decided to take revenge because his father's suicide video was hyped (eating human blood steamed buns) and slaughtered those who ate his father's blood steamed buns. But here's the problem: what does the killer's eyed detective have to do with the nearly-killed heroine? Blame them for inaction?...