The Lower Depths evaluation action
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Kaia 2022-03-19 09:01:09
A film based on Gorky's masterpiece, this one echoes the later "Trammania", and Akira Kurosawa seems to have made many similar corresponding films inadvertently. The sadness, despair and pain this film brings to people is a typical example of Akira Kurosawa's films. The film is almost completed in a broken shack from beginning to end, with different character identities and dialogues between them. To reflect the mentality and personality of the bottom-level characters, through these depicting all kinds of despicable human nature, the air of despair in the film is really suffocating, and the occasional humor makes this taste even more serious, and the end comes to an abrupt end, which is really cool .
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Kristoffer 2022-04-19 09:02:54
【2.0】A movie viewing that can be called a disaster. It is also dedicated to stacking characters to restore a complete world view like "Trolley Maniac". In contrast, the film's ideas are very empty, and it almost relies on your lines to advance the development of the story, and the indoor drama is even more The strong stage play arrangement tastes, without the visual rhythm and charm that a cinematic narrative should have. Akira Kurosawa's posthumous play "The Rain Has Stopped" can be traced back to this film, but the characters in Koizumi Yasushi are too vivid.
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Shimazo the Police Agent: [drunkenly] Anyway, as I was saying, a tiger means bamboo, bamboo means a sparrow, a peony... a peony...
[He passes out]
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Kahei the Pilgrim: You're a good man, and smart to boot. What went wrong?
Yoshisaburo the Gambler: The slammer. Four and seven months. When they threw me out, I had nowhere to go.
Kahei the Pilgrim: Oh, my. Why jail?
Yoshisaburo the Gambler: There was this jerk...
Kahei the Pilgrim: You did him in?
Yoshisaburo the Gambler: Just my luck. There was a meat cleaver handy.
Kahei the Pilgrim: Any women involved?
Yoshisaburo the Gambler: No, it wasn't like that... But enough of that. That was ten years ago now.