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Dominique 2022-03-27 09:01:21
The first German movie I saw was so fascinated. . . The director also loves to talk about the relativity of civilization and kindness and the absoluteness of...
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Skyla 2022-03-27 09:01:21
As a specimen of social isolation for more than 20 years since childhood, Casper, who is naturally born, is destined to be an anomaly. His chaos has become a sword of hypocrisy, indifference and selfishness that pierces the camouflage of civilization. Whether it is to gangsters who take pleasure in insulting him, to benevolent nobles who use him to do good, to worship religion with cheap mercy, or to show clever but arrogant science. So in the end he died, it doesn't matter who the murderer is,...
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Elmira 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Criticism of Pure Reason (After watching this film, I can't help but think of Lars von Trier's "Conscience" trilogy. The two seem to have similarities. The biggest difference between them is that in this film, the protagonist is God The endorsement of the trilogy, the protagonist is...
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Guillermo 2022-03-27 09:01:21
"Coming into this world was a terrible fall for me." There are many themes about the acquired destruction of human nature, but like Herzog's direct aim at civilization (he doesn't even bother to attribute it to the so-called industrial and material civilization) is indeed bold and precise. The mysticism and love of nature in the film continued his usual style, and I was not surprised that I didn't understand...
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Idella 2022-03-27 09:01:21
This is a vivid, bizarre, funny, sad film! The nature of the film is about human rights, similar to 'The Elephant Man', and due to the lack of traditional narrative or plot structure and completely blurred imagery, the film feels more like A fantastic hypnotic experience! Still, it made me see the world again with new eyes, the most amazing filming and wonderful music, Herzog his greatness like a...
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Donnell 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Short and shrewd human reflection. The German director's perspective and subject matter are always...
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Maybelle 2022-03-27 09:01:21
8 points, even a hundred years earlier than the Bolsheviks, such a human environment is fairly normal. 【Score...
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Deanna 2022-03-27 09:01:21
4.5. Influenced by Dreyer's "The Passion of Joan of Arc". The life experiences of Bruno and Kaspar constitute intertextuality. Herzog's concern for this raised the film to another level. Questions about civilization, including beliefs, scientific logic, worldly things, etc. The director's fascination with the natural environment and the use of classical music is an aesthetically advanced...
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Meagan 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Evil nature is human, all things in the world will return to...
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Collin 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Hersuo's most common allegorical model, emphasizing how an acquired innocence is infected by the habits of "civilization", and the coercive and persecution imposed by "civilization" leads to the closure of behaviors and cognitions with wider horizons. , is considered heresy, or even taboo, this knife directly stabs civilization (no matter which civilization) cognitive conservative behavior is undoubtedly bold and radical, so that when AI can surpass humans in the future, it is estimated that...
The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser Comments
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Micaela 2022-03-20 09:03:07
jeder fur sich und Gott gegen alle
Just watched it today at Gothic Academy. . .
After reading the first two comments~ I won't say more~~~~ I
feel that Herzog's movie is a little more subtle than Elephant, and of course it doesn't have the cruelty of oppressing bones like Elephant. . .
And it has a good sense of humor:>
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Neoma 2022-03-22 09:02:59
Adam's look
He does not know good, chooses good, but he educates us,
and adds meaning like a comma;
--Auden "Wartime 18"
I believe that God created Adam on the sixth day with adult stature and a baby thought of.
At that time, Adam's eyes must be ignorant, clear, and naturally with...
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The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser quotes
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Professor Daumer: Kaspar, what's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?
Kaspar Hauser: It feels strong in my heart... The music feels strong in my heart... I feel so unexpectedly old...
Professor Daumer: You've been such a short time in the world, Kaspar...
Kaspar Hauser: Why is everything so hard for me? Why can't I play the piano like I can breathe?
Professor Daumer: In the two short years you have been here with me, you have learned so much! The people here want to help you make up for lost time.
Kaspar Hauser: The people are like wolves to me.
Professor Daumer: No. You mustn't say that...
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Kaspar Hauser: It seems to me that my coming into this world was a very hard fall.