In "Extreme Space", the director deliberately treats the scenes that humans see through sunglasses as black and white images to show the difference. The film carries some of the characteristics of early B-level science fiction movies, such as dark scenes like noir movies, narrow and closed The space in the film is often full of decadent and low moods, even with some anti-mainstream and anti-social tendencies, showing a kind of irony to centralization and consumerism, and satirizing the Reagan administration. The film is classical and innocent. This is what makes it attractive. Of course, the most interesting thing about the film is the moment when the aliens show their original form at the end of the film. The role of the male starring in the film as a former wrestler makes the film contain too many comic-style fighting scenes, which may be its only shortcoming.
They Live evaluation action
2021-11-19 08:01
Extended Reading
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Bradford 2022-04-21 09:02:04
To sum up Zizek's interpretation roughly: These are a pair of sunglasses that can criticize ideology, allowing people to see the ideas that are used to instill beneath the surface. Ideology is integrated into society and into your and my thoughts, so instead of taking off your sunglasses to see the truth, you put on your sunglasses to criticize ideology. Breaking away from ideology is painful, so John doesn't put on his sunglasses until after a fight. The plot of the movie itself is too rough, deducting one star. .
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Clyde 2021-11-19 08:01:45
Although some places are very rough, I have to admire that Carpenter’s idea is really cool. Wearing sunglasses can tell who is going to brainwash humans and destroy the earth. All advertisements become "Be obedient, close your eyes, etc." Die", which also inspired the Matrix, just ask if you are afraid! Then the question in the short commentary of @吐螺凡达可, Qizeke said, why did the two fight each other for so long, because it is difficult and painful to accept the truth (to the effect)?
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Written on wall: They live. We sleep.
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Nada: Don't wear them glasses too long. Starts to feel like a knife turnin' in your skull.