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Ernestina 2023-06-09 15:29:58
7.5/10 English word photography and music are...
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Kelli 2023-05-26 12:55:36
The director likes to play with the camera, the scenery is...
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Godfrey 2023-03-25 20:41:18
[3.0] The plot collided with "Broken Flower", which was released at the same time in the same year, and the two even had a very close narrative...
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Emilio 2023-03-05 11:01:19
The husband and wife team is amazing?? The story line is completely unimportant, the scenery and music are...
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Giles 2023-02-08 10:09:31
Wow! I don't care about anything in this...
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Tamara 2022-12-31 06:18:34
Shocked (what the hell) is a god (what the hell), the story is endless and boring, and the photography and music are completely inappropriate. . . To paraphrase the other short comment "Wenders is a camera-playing photographer and music...
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Skyla 2022-12-17 13:05:59
7/10. The picture is very artistic, like a bright and light palette. The plot is very simple. It is similar to the emotional recovery road of old stubborn spirits such as "Nebraska" and "The Story of Mr. Street". The scene is also selected in a boring town with empty streets on weekdays, but this film can resonate There are too few scenes, but it is gratifying that Wenders finally puts down that pretense. After the father and son quarreled, there was a sudden cloud of clouds, and the drama of...
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Myrna 2022-11-05 11:26:54
I casually watched this. Mainly because I just finished watching Above the Cliff, my mind hasn't recovered yet, and I'm still pondering the plot of that...
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Giuseppe 2022-10-21 13:54:52
Notes in Alice, the madman/prophet on the roadside in Paris, Texas, the American cabin in King of the Highway, Wenders' past advantage is that he knows how to respect the formation of the film itself when adding these messes, but it can be said that it is ugly after the distance. It's just getting more and more inflated, and the filming is forceful and impetuous. Travis' monologue is actually the credit of the previous 2 hours of brewing; Fairuza balk+1...
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Melisa 2022-10-15 19:46:21
such intoxicating...
Don't Come Knocking Comments
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Samson 2022-01-22 08:03:04
Top work
The teacher talked about "Don't Knock on the Door" last class, I didn't come to listen, and I missed it. I've seen this film before, but I am not very impressed. So I watched it again.
This kind of unfancy film is like "The Wind Blows the Rice Waves". No one clicks, it is easy to feel that the film... -
Donna 2022-01-22 08:03:04
Visually-and only visually- stunning
Three cliches dominate the plot of the movie. One, the runaway. By this time in Wenders's career we are used to his fascination with clean breaks from a former existence by his heroes or heroines ("The Angst of the Goal-Keeper", " Paris Texas", "Bagdad Cafe", and yes, even "Wings of Desire", where...
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Earl: [singing] Where is Howard? Who is Howard? We wanna know, we wanna know. Where is Howard? Who is Howard? Where did he go, where did he go? He's down in the ditches. He's down in the ground. Disappeared himself. He's no-where to be found! Where is Howard? Who is Howard? He's long gone, he's long gone.
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Howard Spence: Mind if I turn the radio on?
Sutter: Yes, I do, as a matter of fact. I don't like outside influence.
Howard Spence: Outside?
Sutter: That's right. The world at large. It's a nasty place. Why allow it in? Livestalk reports, Navajo chanting, beheadings, bestiality. Nothing's changed. Black Death, the Inquisition, the Crusades, conquest of Mexico. What's changed?
Howard Spence: I was thinking...
Sutter: What?
Howard Spence: I don't know.
Sutter: Nothing's changed.
Howard Spence: Guess not.
