Timothy Davies

Dock 2022-04-20 09:01:24

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, I don't know which senses to use to experience this movie. Simply using eyes and ears can't keep up with the crazy olfactory limit released in the film. I feel like I'm a mortal, and I'm struggling... I

really admire director Tom Tykwer, who can explain the true...

Kristofer 2022-03-20 09:01:26

After watching it for a long time, I can't calm down. This is the journey of Jean-Maptist Grenouille, a child who is alone in the world with no relatives. Sadly, he still didn't find it in the end. In the process, he killed so many people unforgivably, but because of the perfume made from the body...

Amos 2022-03-23 09:01:31

Tom Tykwer's cinematic attempt to convey the sense of smell is impressive. The picture has a classic texture and tone, and it does a good job, but the director who started with postmodern styles such as "Lola Run" is indulged in the classical and delicate scenes here and forgets that the plot is too straightforward, which makes the movie appear to be too plain in many times. The pace is slow and I can't get my energy up, just like taking the square steps of a Peking Opera veteran in real life. And the long foreshadowing of flashbacks does bring an unexpected climax of horror: sexual desire reigns in the world, hatred of religious morality, etc. all give way to sensual pleasure.