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Davonte 2022-12-26 06:41:20

Life has never been like this.

I had seen Hou Hsiao-hsien's semi-autobiographical debut "Childhood Memories" before, and I didn't like to see Hou Director at that time. The video style of learning from Ozu was somewhat similar, but Ozu's capture of the taste of life was in the kind of "Childhood Memories". The pretentious distancing temperament was almost lost. But I didn't expect that Hou Dao, who had tempered his own style almost to the realm four years later, produced a heavy masterpiece.

"City of Sadness"...

Davonte 2022-12-05 10:49:54

Anti-drug propaganda film that shocked the senses of audiovisual

Gaspar Nou has always provoked the audience's bottom line of tolerance with shocking themes and images. This year's new work did not enter the Cannes competition, but went to the relatively low-key "Director's Fortnight" unit, which still attracted strong attention. Compared with the previous bold and astounding works, this new work is relatively less offensive and unexpectedly realistic, and it is not uncommon to see it as an anti-drug propaganda film. At the beginning of the film, it’s a...

Davonte 2022-11-20 07:46:35

How the Yellow Submarine Leads Modern Animation (Part 2)

How the Yellow Submarine Leads Modern Animation-Josh Weinstein hasn't finished the translation, this is the rest of the content.

The artists and directors (of this film) used techniques that have never existed before. No one would have imagined that they would use the medium in animation in this way: There is such a scene where a submarine sets off from the dock and traverses various moving and living scenes all the way, including a park where a soldier sculpture is riding a horse. It...

Davonte 2022-10-28 19:42:13

Living life speaks to us most beautiful and true without the aid of magic

The more persistent you are, the more powerful you are.

"The Biggest Little Farm" is a documentary that records and maps the unseen struggles behind every inspiring success. The protagonists of the story are a young couple, John and Molly, who used to live in a small apartment in Santa Monica. John is a wildlife photographer and Molly is a food blogger. Their commitment to each other is...

Davonte 2022-10-21 00:13:27

Mortal lives should be less demanding

The queen got up in the morning, wrapped her dressing gown on the roof, grabbed a handful of white snow and rubbed her face. The queen said, I don't have free time, and sleeping is a waste of time. The queen said that getting married is a nasty thing, how can you endure being in the same room with a man? The queen said that the snow is like a wide sea, and one person may be able to walk out or get lost. Finally forget the world, forget himself.
      The tragedy lies not in having never...

Davonte 2022-10-10 17:29:33

The lonely individual seeks the lonely self

Personally, I think it is the representative work of Ki's, the predecessor of the red, white and blue trilogy (although the proposition discussed is smaller). As a typical pessimist, Kieslowski is exploring the word loneliness, whether it is from the separation of colors, the shaping of characters, and the paradox of fate. The two protagonists are by no means similar in appearance. The director fills the entire film with rich ideas and gorgeous perspectives, and uses an ambiguous way...

Davonte 2022-10-04 19:23:59

just watched dreamgirls

The 500G mobile hard drive has N movies to pass the boring life in an Islamic country. I happened to watch Dreamcatcher today. It turned out that the title of this movie was a bit boring, and the actors were unfamiliar, so I never watched it. It wasn't until the good ones were almost finished that I chose to watch those movies with unfamiliar names today. I didn't expect them to be very exciting.
      I like the part played by the black man in the first half. He sings and dances. The long...

Davonte 2022-09-23 10:01:11

sparrow

The protagonist is an eight-year-old child, ignorant, named Sparrow. But although the sparrow is small, it has all the internal organs. The food you feed will make dragons and phoenixes; the arsenic you feed will make sprites.
There are echoes everywhere in the film, and details are everywhere.
It is worth savoring many times.
In the last 10 minutes, I was astonished to become sb, but it was also warm and regretful. It is not only the war itself that is terrifying, but the...

Davonte 2022-09-18 06:00:10

a bit longer than a short review

I watched the first season of "Desperate Housewives" tonight, and it was pretty good. There is no suspense, of course, I like Lynette the most, but I really don't understand why she has so many children? ! why why why? Susan is really 2, but I wish her luck, Lord, give her a handsome guy with no problems, I don't mind. Because she looks a lot like monica in "friends"! Bree, of course I don't like her character, but I don't think there's anything wrong with her, she's just the wrong person,...

Davonte 2022-09-09 16:03:46

The joy of a B-rated zombie movie

I went to IMBD to see the director's photo, and I felt that the person was really small, only in his thirties. It was not easy to make such a film. I watched it at home, and there was basically no urination in the whole process. When I saw that the heroine could control the zombies in the car, I was a little excited. Haha, this is not the end of the country. Streaming online articles, hahaha. I burst out laughing when I saw Zombie Fuel, and we won't stop when we die!
   When I saw the male...

Davonte 2022-09-03 12:47:13

watching drama

Sex education? Education? I don't know if I have been taught. It's just that during the process of watching this play, there were some moving and thoughts that couldn't help but jump out, no one could talk about it, so I simply wrote it down. The following are in no particular order, whichever comes to mind. 1. The thing "sex" is really fascinating, but she more or less causes everyone in adolescence some trouble. Few parents in our environment will teach their children this aspect of...

Davonte 2022-07-05 19:12:12

Most people don't understand

Davonte 2022-06-19 18:30:34

[Film Review] How to Marry a Millionaire (1953) 6.6/10

Going to the mat for gold-diggers, Jean Negulesco's HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE seems like a prospectus of guiles and finesses for pretty gals to get hitched with the loaded, and the three penthouse-dwelling-but-furniture-hocking girls here, Loco (Grable), Pola (Monroe) and Schatze (Bacall), are strictly hewing to that aim, and Nunnally Johnson's playful script proffers three prospects...

Davonte 2022-04-24 07:01:27

We still don't know the name of the flower we saw that day.

I have always liked this kind of work the most. The sadness that flows through the plot is a happy result in the end. Such a story is destined not to be a complete reunion from the beginning, but it is not a sparse and scattered person at the end of the song, but a brand new beginning.
The first time I saw the name of this animation, I was surprised by its long name, "We still don't know the name of the flower we saw that day". It is said that it has another name, which is still a very...

Davonte 2022-04-24 07:01:25

see you now

Based on the novel "Meeting in the Rainy Season" by Takuji Ichikawa, the film tells the story of a man's (So Ji-sub) wife, Soo-A (Son Ye-jin), who told him before his death that he would come back in the next rainy season. Sure enough, when the rainy season came, his wife came as promised. Strangely enough, the wife seems to have forgotten about him and the family

Based on the novel "Meeting in the Rainy Season" by Takuji Ichikawa, the film tells the story of a man's (So Ji-sub) wife,...