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Roel 2022-03-15 09:01:09
A bit disappointed. The symbolism should be as subtle and natural as possible, so that the audience can understand it by themselves. Instead of repeatedly explaining "why do you want to raise eels" in your...
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Nadia 2022-03-15 09:01:09
Color themes, music themes, animal metaphors, the overall smooth but sudden stylization is very...
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Chandler 2022-03-14 14:12:29
The gentle story about self-salvation can give people the illusion that being forgiven is a matter of course, but I don’t actually agree with it. A lot of repeated straightforward imagery loses...
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Elias 2022-01-21 08:03:19
The last time I watched it was four years ago. It seems to have watched it three times. This time I want to score five stars. Although I think the ending can be better (not referring to the boat on the river), there is no doubt that "Eel" is already a perfect movie. Shohei Imamura’s precise characterization and control of the characters on the axis of film history at any moment are...
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Barton 2022-01-21 08:03:19
⒈It is said that in 1997, the top ten "Princess Mononoke" of "Cinema Daily" ranked second, and the first was the Cannes Palme d'Eel. After a long delay, the movie was finally over; There is a risk, and you need to be cautious when you derail; ⒊The long shot of the late night fight between the two of Yamashita and Takasaki is very good, and then the barbershop group during the day is inferior; ⒋The sex of the eel is determined by the day after tomorrow; ⒌See the truth in adversity!...
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Ron 2022-01-21 08:03:19
What Snail likes about Imamura Shohei is that he uses plain lens language to show the cruel truth of the world but still seeks salvation, but at his level, it is not appropriate to use clumsy artistic techniques and chirping preaching. Old man, isn't it good to try to be a little more reserved? Can't you trust your audience? Of course, if the above remarks were directed at the judges, I didn’t say ╮(╯▽╰)╭ (the movie itself is worth 4 stars, but because he is Masahira Imamura, it’s...
The Eel Comments
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Alessandro 2022-04-19 09:02:45
some notes
Imamura Changhei is very good at using some animals as metaphors to symbolize people's behavior, usually animals with scary appearance, such as toads, snakes, eels...
The film is also interspersed with flashbacks of the heroine, showing the entangled past of the heroine Miss Guizi and her...
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Dolores 2022-04-19 09:02:45
'The Eel' is a great story, but it's not true
Yamashita Takuro was accidentally told by an anonymous person that his wife had an affair, and he saw it with his own eyes when he came back at night, so Yamashita killed his wife. Yamashita turned himself in and was locked up in prison, keeping an eel. After watching this movie, I realized that...
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Jiro Nakajima: Is it bad to have such rumors about a guy on parole?
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Takuro Yamashita: An eel's all a man needs.
