Roma Comments

Rahsaan 2022-03-31 09:01:03

Calculating out of thin air whether it was an astronaut or a pilot in a previous life, but not the accident in this life. You can't levitate or lift a plane with your eyes closed, but you have the most energy. The entrance to the cinema is always lively, and the entrance to the Roman district is often lonely. Blame yourself for having bad thoughts, don't blame the man for the chaos. Blame your poor driving skills, not the cramped times. The wine glass of New Year's greetings is smashed, the...

Jimmie 2022-03-31 09:01:03

Cleo's status as a woman and a servant means that she is marginalized in a patriarchal society in a double sense. The man who made her pregnant abandoned her, and it was the same man who made her miscarry and then still give birth. However, such an ironic cycle is not only the misfortune of Cleo as a female individual. At that time, that man was an accomplice hired by the government to suppress the student movement. In fact, there is not much difference between dead babies and dead students,...

Gage 2022-03-28 09:01:03

The waves that wash away shit become life-changing waves. Through the use of a scroll-like lens, private memory and historical turmoil are combined, ah,...

Toney 2022-03-28 09:01:03

The waves that wash away shit become life-changing waves. Through the use of a scroll-like lens, private memory and historical turmoil are combined, ah,...

Gayle 2022-03-28 09:01:03

dislike. Anti-climax to such a degree, like sex without passion. depressing. I think the "failure" of "Roma" is that the director grew up as a child of a landlord and wanted to use the perspective of a long-term worker to reminisce about his revolutionary childhood. This kind of dislocation makes his emotions very embarrassing, and the audience is at a...

Ryleigh 2022-03-28 09:01:03

dislike. Anti-climax to such a degree, like sex without passion. depressing. I think the "failure" of "Roma" is that the director grew up as a child of a landlord and wanted to use the perspective of a long-term worker to reminisce about his revolutionary childhood. This kind of dislocation makes his emotions very embarrassing, and the audience is at a...

Cathy 2022-03-28 09:01:03

I get a headache every time I see a comment that says "form over content". Form is content, and form is always part of content. The feeling of watching is very close to Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life". It is like a collection of the director's private memories. Such "private images" can only be felt and approached emotionally, not from the story and the story. Interpretation and interpretation from a logical point of view. It's just about two women who, with the help of their inner female...

Berta 2022-03-28 09:01:03

I get a headache every time I see a comment that says "form over content". Form is content, and form is always part of content. The feeling of watching is very close to Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life". It is like a collection of the director's private memories. Such "private images" can only be felt and approached emotionally, not from the story and the story. Interpretation and interpretation from a logical point of view. It's just about two women who, with the help of their inner female...

Johnnie 2022-03-28 09:01:03

Cleo's destiny is dedicated to an unconditional life, and she's always ready to sacrifice herself for those she loves. There is a silent power to seeing the final cry and...

Otis 2022-03-28 09:01:03

It is the same as those Japanese animations invested by Netflix: delicate but without feeling, even the black and white pictures have the effect of "old-fashioned", as if everything is missing, but it seems that every detail is the result of careful calculation rather than the emergence of inspiration...