Birdy evaluation action
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Gerald 2022-03-25 09:01:16
Expressing concern for the young generation whose spiritual world has been devastated is an important motif in Alan Parker's works. From "Midnight Express" and "The Wall" to this work, there are young people who are sluggish for various reasons. Cage, who returned from an injury in the Vietnam War, came to a mental hospital to visit his childhood friend "Birdman" Modine who was mentally ill. From this, they started their teenage memories from acquaintance to the battlefield. Modine is keen on studying birds, dreams of flying freely in the sky, and even eats and lives with birds to the extent of nerd. In addition to aggravating the tragic character of this character with dreams that are not understood by ordinary people, there is also the connotation of using a bird as a metaphor for a person. Teenagers can rescue puppies from slaughterhouses and birds from the mouths of cats, but they cannot save themselves from war. The Cage of the victim actually needs to be healed as well). The photography is very good, whether it is the flying shot shown from the perspective of birds, or the imprisoned image created by the light and shadow of the cage (bird cage and mental hospital ward), they are all well done.
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Chauncey 2022-03-16 09:01:06
Such people should be real, incompatible with this world, but living in their own world at ease. Maybe the March boy was affected by this. The relationship between the two protagonists is too ambiguous, but it's not bad that something is unclear or unclear. Many scenes are amazing, and the movies of that era are really amazing.
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Birdy: Last night I flew. I really know what it feels like to fly.
Sergeant Al Columbato: Oh, you flew? How you flew?
Birdy: Well, I'm not sure. It's not something you can really take apart. When I fly, it's like in a dream. Only it's not a dream. The thing is, Al, you can't really put it into words. You just kind of have to feel it.
Sergeant Al Columbato: You're telling me you can fly like a bird?
Birdy: When I fly, Al... I am a bird.
Sergeant Al Columbato: This is getting too weird, Birdy. You gotta stop it with this.
Birdy: I thought if anybody would understand it would be you, Al.
Sergeant Al Columbato: Well, I don't. I don't even wanna hear about it.
Birdy: Why?
Sergeant Al Columbato: Because I'm tired of it! We used to have fun together. Now you are always off by yourself flying around inside your goddamn head! I hope this dream or whatever it is goes away. I think it's bullshit.
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Sergeant Al Columbato: Maybe life is shitty. It is shitty. I'll tell you something. I'm not trying to pin life anymore. I don't even fucking understand it. I just want to make it through with some dignity, like everybody else. Of course, if there was any real dignity, there wouldn't be any sex.