Funny Games Comments

Nathan 2022-03-27 09:01:10

Control serial killers, unbreakable bureaus, horror holidays, when Uncle UM was young. After reading it, you will put yourself in the position of the protagonist and think about how the protagonist can get out, not have nightmares, and whether you need to learn self-defense courses such as anti-fraud / hand-to-hand combat / escape / gun use. Anyway, I took the time to leave a suicide note and write down the characteristics of the murderer to help solve the case, woo woo...

Sophia 2022-03-26 09:01:07

The cow is numb and...

Meggie 2022-03-26 09:01:07

A long shot at 1h05min, four "looks at the camera" (two questions to the audience/two cues), and the notorious, rape-visual rewind that makes the film badass. Haneke's steady hand-shot is a kind of coldness, and the incredible psychological planning ability he shows completely drags the audience into the water, first transforming into a bystander and then progressively becoming a perpetrator. What he wants is to feel the abuse. It's really against...

Jeffry 2022-03-26 09:01:07

Using violence to suppress violence to mobilize the audience's anger, and achieve the purpose of manipulating the audience while breaking the fourth wall. The evil of human nature under Haneke's lens is so cold that it makes one's mind flash. The end of rewinding and falling into loop mode is the exit that makes this evil...

Lyda 2022-03-26 09:01:07

I have seen the US version before 8.4, so this time it is equivalent to biting the bullet and watching it a second time. I've always thought there was a reason for borrowing eggs, which seemed to symbolize the middle class: rich and slick on the outside, hard on the outside but incredibly...

Shannon 2022-03-26 09:01:07

Shit, older people might get mad at this and have a heart attack. It's entirely possible that it could happen in reality. It's just that the paragraph breaking the fourth wall is a bit too...

Jonas 2022-03-26 09:01:07

The whole revenge is like a TV show. The perpetrators make faces and talk to the audience from time to time. The two murderers are named Tom and Jerry, which is a strong...

Abagail 2022-03-26 09:01:07

Without the tension and sadism of Lake Eden. Evil for no reason exists in the world, you think there will be some special reason and reason, but they just treat evil as a happy game. Death rock metal really goes well with this movie. After reading other people's film reviews, it is reflected that the director treats the audience as powerless bystanders and participants, but only he knows best whether the audience's psychology is good or evil. There is no violence within a violent movie...

Gabe 2022-03-26 09:01:07

It's so broken~ It made me spit out several mouthfuls of old blood! I can no longer look directly at the word boy in white~ The director kept overturning the audience's habitual thinking about watching movies. We thought that the life-saving straws that had been buried in the film were pulled out one by one. Looking down, then, the winks and conversations that broke the fourth wall, and the remote control stalks were like slaps in the audience's faces! The more the audience looked down, the...

Jeffrey 2022-03-26 09:01:07

So the director's reflection on violence is to let others be slaughtered and submissive, and can only run but not fight? ? It's really interesting, I just want to know how Polanski felt when he saw this movie. . . Why do you have to open the door to strangers when you live so far? There are so many foreigners with the same name, and their names are posted on doorbells or mailboxes for everyone to see. Do you know if you know them? PS When you go to someone else's house in the daytime, wearing...