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Zackery 2022-04-19 09:02:44
3.5 The book by the author of "Hugo" really still has the same "treasure hunt" feeling. The story and characters are just an introduction. In fact, it is a love letter to New York - a second-hand bookstore in the Upper West Side, a city miniature model in a museum, etc. In fact, it is a good story. The city is treated as a person, but the elements of hearing impairment, children's friendship, and family search are more like filling, not sincere enough. As a Hines movie, it can only be...
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Earl 2022-04-19 09:02:44
Moore's final sign language performance at the bookstore was a bit of a hangover. . ....
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Leatha 2022-04-19 09:02:44
The intersection of the 20s and 70s passages is the drama forced by two weak narrative lines in the unconvincing coincidence. Hines is good at directing and visually presenting the subtle and delicate character tension in such an awkward story. There is no room for play, and the efforts of the art department do not give the black and white passages that lack the style of silent film performances the nostalgia they deserve. Rather than telling a story, the film is more like a mediocre love...
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Geoffrey 2022-04-19 09:02:44
Without any necessary two-line parallel editing, the reminiscence of silent films seems wishful thinking. David Bowie's song is good, but it has nothing to do with...
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Ulises 2022-04-19 09:02:44
The appearance of "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" and Bao Ye, I thought in a trance that it was another sci-fi blessing. It turned out to be a pursuit of love through half a century. The New York version of the panorama hides the secret of time; the editing of two parallel lines is a bit boring, the text is relatively thin (not in line with the structure of building dual time and space), and the ending is not strong...
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Helga 2022-04-19 09:02:44
Barely two stars, some visual designs are ok, the whole is very empty, and at the end, I found that there is no fantasy plot in the reality line and the past line, and the ear is deafened by thunder, it is very hard to set, that is, nonsense, and the boy's hearing is not good. It will be subjective and objective, the parallel editing lacks rhythm, and the transitions are stiff. In the end, all the burdens are almost all the boy's lines are bald. At the time, both of them were deaf and didn't...
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Blaise 2022-04-19 09:02:44
6/10. Hines is ambitious to construct a wonderful wonderland that traverses the labyrinth of time and space. The incomprehensible loneliness of the children's world is not directly related to the attempt to sound the movie. The seams of many character puzzles and story fragments make the symmetrical structure out of order. , Although the surprise of the museum and the specimen clues of meteorites and wolves in the snow, the sound quality of the environment when Ben meets a pickpocket at the...
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Timothy 2022-03-17 09:01:08
Boys look for their fathers, girls look for their mothers, because the (deaf and) museums are connected to New York across time and space. Where is the wonder-struck is simply fetich-struck plus cliche-struck, not to mention the abused Space Oddity. If Carol is actually selling overflowing retro feelings, I have never thought that this time I can even bother to sell the film. (But it seems to see the wax mosquito in Daddy...
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Adella 2022-03-17 09:01:08
Where did Dad go. I really want to shoot a special film at the Queens Museum. Artificial silent film. Children's Voice SpaceOddity praised. The 2001 Space Odyssey melody (as Zarathustra said) is there to make people think? Todd Hines is really good at the sound level of the film. It is said that it is 20 years away from the velvet gold mine. But let’s not say, there are some regrets in terms of the unfolding rhythm and smooth cut of the story... a small story, but a big time...
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Paxton 2022-03-16 09:01:07
I want to apply the relationship between "A Beautiful City" and Rome to make New York a "surprising city" of electro-optical phantoms. However, the blessing effect of old movies and museum models on the film itself is dwarfed and very laborious compared to Rome's heavy architecture and history....
Wonderstruck Comments
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Lois 2022-02-23 08:01:23
The possibilities are endless.
I just watched it on the plane, and it was awesome. The director used mime shots/music to seamlessly switch realistic details according to the plot in the play, just like pinching a poetic touch in the flat ground. Emotional expression is also a part of the humanities of a city connected by...
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Marlene 2022-02-23 08:01:23
[Film Review] Wonderstruck (2017) 7.5/10
On the heel of his universally acclaimed pièce-de-résistence CAROL (2015), Todd Haynes' seventh picture WONDERSTRUCK has been given the short shrift ever since its debut in Cannes' main competition, what is the verdict? Not near the vicinity of the same luster and sophistication of CAROL, but...
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