Melancholia evaluation action
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Melody 2022-03-25 09:01:08
I can't forget the surreal message "I'm back, are you dead?" After reading it this weekend
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Estell 2022-03-22 09:01:43
4.5+. Flirty but perfect. The opening high-speed shot is a series of cross-sections, grasping the overall context and foreshadowing the subsequent plot. Acts 1 and 2 are polar opposites. The two sisters reverse their viewpoints and exchange their priorities. The former is "disorderly people in the normal world", while the latter is "normal people are in the disordered world"; the first act is the type of temperament The real-life wedding, the second act is a romantic fantasy apocalypse, also forms symmetry. The sophistication of such installation art not only appears in the overall planning, but also penetrates into the specific space of the film: Although the sci-fi setting is grand, LVT has constructed a dramatic space (manor) that is isolated from the world, but the proportion of characters in this space is huge. Depending on the environment, sometimes the environment is the externalization and extension of the character's heart. The lighting is also very sophisticated: the yellow light at the wedding creates suffocating melancholy (sister), and the blue light of the comet creates fear and anxiety (sister). The only "chaos" in this "order" is the hand-held Dougma-style photography, which constantly moves and zooms within a narrow scene, aggressively captures the situation, and completes the expression of desire and A poetic collision of forms.
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Leo: Dad says there's nothing to do then. Nowhere to hide.
Justine: If your dad said that, then he's forgotten about something. He's forgotten about the magic cave.
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John: You'd better be goddamn happy.
Justine: Yes, I should be. I really should be.
John: Do you have any idea how much this party cost me? A ballpark figure?
Justine: No. I don't. Should I?
John: Yes, I think you should. A great deal of money. A huge amount of money. In fact for most people, an arm and a leg.
Justine: I hope you feel it's well spent.
John: Well, that depends whether or not we have a deal.
Justine: A deal?
John: Yes, a deal. That you be happy.
Justine: Yes, of course. Of course we have a deal.