The Tin Drum Comments

Leonora 2022-03-15 09:01:11

Adapted from the Nobel Prize in Literature, which won the Palme d'Or and Owai. Metaphors about nation and war run through the whole film, and the absurd and treacherous plot makes the film full of highlights. The little actors are natural, and the director's ability to train the actors is unparalleled (thinking that he was only in his early 10s when he acted in this film, he broke down a bit), which is amazing. However, some scenes in the film are blunt and the language of the shots is single....

Alfonso 2022-03-15 09:01:11

Adapted from the original book of the same name by Günter Glass (top ten favorite novels + top ten favorite adapted movies). 1. From the perspective of the dwarf Oscar's rough life experience, the film criticizes the false ugliness of the adult world, revealing the sinfulness of Nazi acts and the depravity of human nature. 2. The tin drum is a concrete body of resistance to consciousness and self-repression. Only by abandoning the drum can we usher in real growth. 3. Hidden at the bottom of the...

Meta 2022-02-02 08:13:07

When you think about it, it's very political. The German father, the Polish uncle, the Danzig mother, and the Jewish Max correspond to the four realities. Oscar seems to be a bystander, but after all, he cannot escape being swayed by these four. The meaning of not wanting to grow up can’t be more straightforward. In the end, I got on the train and went back to my grandmother to bake potatoes, which corresponds to the beginning, implying that the nation’s return to its mother (the source) is in...

Giles 2022-02-02 08:13:07

The first time I saw Oscar yelling and shattering the glass on the clock, I almost broke out laughing. Some absurd, some politically allegorical films. hehe. Not bad. You can take a look. (Because of the drums, it may be a little...

Javon 2022-02-02 08:13:07

It may cause adverse reactions from the audience when watching the...