Raphael Ullrich

Raphael 2022-03-21 09:03:00

personal idea

I think a good movie should stand up to scrutiny both in terms of plot and use of camera lenses.

The use of shots in this film is epic and invincible. There are two long shots that echo at the end, each of the two protagonists has a shot with strong emotions, the use of montage, and the scheduling of scenes. It's still a classic, and it's still very impressive.

But in terms of plot development, I think this story is really unattractive. We can very intuitively receive the...

Raphael 2022-03-21 09:02:40

[Film Review] Evita (1996)

Originated from Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's concept album in 1976, later a musical, Alan Parker's belated film adaptation, taking the baton from Oliver Stone, who receives a writing credit here, is the closest call for Madonna to elevate her status as a serious actor, but ultimately an Oscar nomination still...

Raphael 2022-03-21 09:02:13

Neon Genesis Evangelion Aftermath

Japan's epoch-making phenomenon-level classic masterpiece, a concentrated reflection of social phenomena, a concentrated portrayal of social psychology, and a historical-level portrayal of label characters, EVA has accomplished an unprecedented feat.

EVA is the creator of brand characters and a game-changer in the animation era. Ayanami Rei, the originator of the three no-ones, Shinji Ikari, the useless male protagonist, and Asuka, the representative of Aojiao, the images of each of...

Raphael 2022-03-21 09:01:44

Very interesting comedy

I watched this movie on the small screen of the PSP.
At the beginning, I deeply sympathized with the protagonist's experience. I felt that it was too exaggerated that he could not find a job for a few months, and sold every piece of furniture at home.
It is very interesting to see the couple have to carry out imaginative robberies in order to make a living, until they get back the furniture piece by piece.
Although Jim Kelly has reduced his characteristic exaggerated facial...

Raphael 2022-03-20 09:02:17

There is no choice but death.

When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares into you.

Some people say that death is better than pain, but when death really comes, who will choose death?

After watching the first and third parts of Xingxuan Fang, many people said that the second part was very ordinary, so they didn't watch it. After watching the first part, I always felt that there was something missing, so I watched the third part, which is the prequel, with a glimmer of hope, and I was not...

Raphael 2022-03-20 09:01:52

Overall Anatomy of Dirt

The protagonist of the film is a policeman who suffers from severe bipolar disorder. In addition to tobacco and alcohol, he also takes drugs. He also had a warm family before, and his wife and daughter left him for some reason. In his consciousness, only by promotion can he get his wife and daughter back. In order to be promoted, he did not hesitate to use all kinds of nasty means. He devised a trap to let his colleagues (competitors) around him do all kinds of things, thereby...

Raphael 2022-03-20 09:01:40

A very unsuccessful prequel

The 80's The Thing is a sci-fi classic. But I don't know if it's a pity or luck, this classic B-level film has never had a follow-up series of works. Until the prequel came out in 2011.

Personally, I think that as a film alone, the quality of this work can be passed. With the blessing of the original classic IP, the story is relatively complete, but there are no surprises and no innovations. You can only see the rigid application of the previous story mode, including the creation of...

Raphael 2022-03-20 09:01:10

Analysis on the working principle of source code system

Duncan Jones' film is very good. Compared with "Inception", which sells special effects, Duncan Jones did not rely on any special effects and created the awesome low-cost science fiction film "Source Code".

It is also a movie involving multiple worlds, and many students will be confused. Take advantage of my identity as a physicist, a programmer, and impersonating Wenqing, to write something and try to explain something for everyone.

First of all, we need to know how the...

Raphael 2022-03-19 09:01:02

City of Philharmonic: Los Angeles, I love you

In recent years, we have seen a lot of talented new generation directors enter the mainstream awards and the mainstream market. Examples of these powerful players include Ryan Kugler and Damien Chazele. The former's "Quidi", the latter's "Blasting Drummer" and "The City of Philharmonic" are rare and outstanding works, which have reached a high level of artistic quality and appreciation.
Nowadays, many new directors have just become famous, and they have turned to commercial productions....

Raphael 2022-03-19 09:01:01

Unsurpassable classic

Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win.

Monsters are real, and so are demons. They live in us, and sometimes they beat us.

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Raphael 2022-03-18 09:01:03

Every episode is the end of the world, it seems very happy~

Ahhhhh I love the Doctor Who show and Doctor Who so much! Loving the British people's constant openness seems like a nonsense, inexplicable and reasonable brain hole. Love their consistent, all the way to the end of the sarcasm. Love Doctor Who's raised eyebrows and his trademark smile in the face of crisis.

Various funny things inside:

1. The person named "the last pure-blooded human on earth" is not a ghost or a ghost. In order to maintain and repair his "pure-blooded human...

Raphael 2022-03-12 08:01:02

Going around again and again

Truffaut's second feature film. While applying the framework of Hollywood black crime films, it also uses a large number of narrative techniques of anti-genre films to make the film present a strong new wave flavor, which is similar to "Outlaws".

Charlie makes a living playing the piano in a tavern. He used to be a famous pianist, but his emotional conflict with his wife led to his suicide by jumping off a building. In despair, he gave up his identity as a pianist and changed his name...

Raphael 2022-02-23 08:01:47

An extremely dull documentary

1. The extremely dull documentary, I slept twice in the middle, and took four years to finish it. . .

2. It doesn't even describe the scale of the moon landing project, the details of the organization, and the technology of the moon landing equipment. . .

3. Only one key point is pointed out: the first goal of the US moon landing is political competition. . .

4. The color of the whole film is heavy, the music is slow, and the lack of joy and pride for the...

Raphael 2022-01-28 08:28:23

Textual research on the second greatest love in Westeros, Naid Stark and Littlefinger

As we all know, Littlefinger loves only one woman, he admits it himself, and others think so too. But everyone forgets that Littlefinger is a person with deep scheming, who does not say anything and does not say anything, and often surprises everyone. If He advertises that he only loves Kate, how can people believe him?
So is Littlefinger 's declaration of "only loves one woman" true? After in-depth research, I think it is absolutely true, but who is this woman? What does it have to do...

Raphael 2022-01-27 08:22:29

A tough movie

This paragraph contains spoilers for my emotional experience.
    I saw this movie occasionally after I confessed to a girl I liked and was rejected. That girl's face was a bit Natalie's, which made me admire. But the confession failed, and she even made an excuse to block me, which was really hurt. Like Natalie in the first half of the movie, she only has feelings for guys with good looks and "skinny jeans" because both of her ex-boyfriends have clean, creamy faces. And I am like the...