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Greyson 2022-01-13 08:01:38
Plain is the closest to reality-"Mystery Train"
Seeing that the director of "Mysterious Train" is Jia Muxu, I have a lot of expectations. His film narrative method is quite unique. The narrative with an "X"-shaped structure, from the very beginning to the intersection in the middle, there is always One point connects one story after another....
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Manley 2022-03-24 09:03:04
associated with boredom
Will fans who are familiar with Jarmusch care about what kind of turbulent plot Jarmusch sets in the movie or what wonderful acting skills the actors have dedicated, because Jarmusch himself doesn't care. Jarmusch's movies are like bad jokes, people who don't like them find it inexplicable, and...
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Missouri 2022-03-28 09:01:08
The characters are alienated and go their separate ways, and the focus on Elvis is just an improvement on the characters.
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Darwin 2022-03-19 09:01:07
The first work of Jamusch I saw. Everyone in the world only lives in his own world, and even the gunshot cannot interweave the fate of the protagonists of the three stories. This is a movie without a protagonist. Others are only supporting roles in one's own life, even if they are loved by oneself. There are too many coincidences in the world, but each of us lives for ourselves, so how can we have so much time to spend our energy? What about such inconsequential matters?
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Jun: You know, Memphis does look like Yokohama. Just more space. If you took away sixty percent of the buildings in Yokohama, it would look like this.
Mitzuko: This doesn't look anything like Yokohoma. This is America. And the city of Elvis. We didn't have Elvis in Japan. This is nothing like Japan.
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Mitzuko: Hi! Good night!
Night Clerk: Good night. How may I help you?
Mitzuko: Umm... We would like most cheap room please do you have?
Night Clerk: All our rooms for two people are the same rate.
Mitzuko: Oh.
Jun: (speaking in Japanese) What'd he say?
Mitzuko: (speaking in Japanese) I'm not exactly sure. (In English) I'm sorry, that is too expensive.
