Ivan Massagué

Ivan Massagué

  • Born: 1976-9-4
  • Height: 5' 11¾" (1.82 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Vivienne 2022-04-22 07:01:02

      Sacrifice requires a pure and forgiving heart

      Huai Zhiyi's film review "Revolution of Idealism - An Excessive Interpretation of "Pan's Labyrinth" is well written. It seems that many film critics are doing similar "interpretation" efforts. When a movie is shot, there is a lot of room for film critics to "interpret". First, the artistic effects...

    • Cheyanne 2021-10-13 13:05:30

      Form is bigger than content

        After reading it, I was really impressed. But most of them are nostalgic for the violent and bloody images, and there is not much sympathy and aftertaste. I was afraid that I had missed something, so I found many comments on the Internet, but I didn't find any special insights.
        The...

    • Bartholome 2021-10-20 18:59:31

      The pinnacle of magic realism

    • Darrion 2022-03-23 09:01:07

      N brush, Spanish magic realism, Del Toro representative work. 1. The film is composed of mythology and reality. The mythology part is the experience of the lost princess returning to the underground kingdom, and the reality part is the story of the failure of the fascist captain Vader to encircle and suppress the guerrillas. The princess Ophelia of the Underground Kingdom is the stepdaughter of Captain Vader of Fascism. Through the interweaving of myth and reality in the film, the director makes metaphors and reflections on the modern history of Spain from 1930 to 1944. 2. The defeated guerrilla resistance of the left and the violent suppression of the right government. Ophelia's left-leaning stance covers the whole film, starting with filling the left eye of the stone statue, the left-right confrontation when shaking hands, and choosing the left from the crypt. 3. Father: dictatorship; daughter: revolution; mother: people; underground kingdom: utopia of idealists; son is a new hope (white flowers blooming in fig trees) towards the confusion. 4. Toad/devil/grape/dagger/pocket watch/mandela. 5. The repressive dull gray tones of reality and the mild golden brilliance of mythological metaphors. (9.0/10)

    Pan's Labyrinth quotes

    • Capitán Vidal: Damn this cigarette is good! Real tobacco - hard to find.

      El Tarta: G-g-g-go to hell.

      Capitán Vidal: Damn, Garces. We catch one and he turns out to be a stutterer. We'll be here all night.

      Garcés: As long as he talks.

      Capitán Vidal: Garces is right. You'd do better to tell us everything. But to make sure it happens, I brought along a few tools. Just things you pick up along the way. At first I won't be able to trust you, but after I use this, you'll own up to a few things. When we get to these we'll have developed a... how can I put this? A closer bond, much like brothers. You'll see. And when we get to this one, I'll believe anything you tell me.

    • Capitán Vidal: I'll make you a deal. If you can count to three without st-t-uttering you can go. Don't look at him, look at me. Above me there is no one. Garces!

      Garcés: Yes Captain?

      Capitán Vidal: If I say this asshole can leave, would anybody here contradict me?

      Garcés: No one, Captain. He can leave.

      Capitán Vidal: There you have it. Count to three.

      El Tarta: One...

      Capitán Vidal: Good.

      El Tarta: Two...

      Garcés: Good - one more and you're free.

      El Tarta: T-t-t-t-t...

      Capitán Vidal: Shame.