The Platform

By Roderick 2022-06-21 22:46:28

"Hunger Platform" - Living is the Hardest

Look at the starvation platform from a different angle - living is the hardest.

The first point, why is the hunger platform the name of the movie? Hunger is because of the uneven distribution of food, so the further down you go, there are only empty bottles and cans left, and you may know that you have to eat food if you are shitting on it. , the further down there is not much food left, and can only kill people in order to live to eat people. The platform refers to the prison pit,...

By Joanie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

metaphors are too direct

This is indeed the darkest and scariest side of human nature. It's not a horror movie but I think it's really scary. The sense of the scene and what it conveys are too scary. Even the male lead, I don't understand what it means at the end. The ending is an illusion, the male protagonist failed, and the Asian woman, like him, was turned into a murderous lunatic by the environment. The movie really hits the audience hard from start to finish. But the metaphor of class is too realistic. The...

By Karlie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

Are human beings really saved?

Are human beings really saved?

——Feelings of watching "The Hunger Platform"

This is a dystopian story, more realistic than Huxley's Brave New World, more rational than "Us" and more reflective than Orwell's "1984" and "Animal Farm." Rich in imagination, the structure of the story is direct, simple and concise, the characters are simplified and the lines are thick, it is obvious that the creators have consciously paid...

By Reyes 2022-04-24 07:01:05

human nature and class

The prison pit on the 333rd floor is exploited layer by layer, from the upper layer to the throat to the lower layer to kill each other, cutting meat and eating, extremely cruel and so realistic. The various metaphors in the film almost point to the mainstream issues in today's society, the issue of race, the issue of trust, the destruction of idealism, the sharing of communism... In the end, the protagonist Glenn wants to distribute food to every layer of people, but Had to hurt a lot of...

By Guiseppe 2022-04-23 07:01:40

bus stop

I still have to go to work on a typhoon day, and part of the subway is out of service, which happens to be where I am. A group of people stopped at the bus station in front of the house, and they were all crowded waiting for a bus to come. The last car can squeeze three more at the door, and the next car can't squeeze at all. It was almost half past eight, so some people tried to force it up, but they couldn't even stretch a leg. I originally wanted to go to the previous platform, thinking...

By Lowell 2022-09-05 10:13:36

This film, including many similar films, is good for the good. Aside from the political metaphor, it is still a well-paced, cleverly designed, and quite watchable film. The bad is also the bad. In the end, I often indulge myself in political metaphors, disrupt the rhythm, give up the plot, and even rely on the seemingly esoteric but ingenious screenwriting skills of the open ending, which loses the original captivating viewing...

By Troy 2022-04-24 07:01:05

#TFF37: Of all the movie viewing experiences, it is the largest in the movie that cannot be fast-forwarded. . If you bring it into the background of Balfron Tower in London, there are also magical scenes in reality. ....

By Ida 2022-04-24 07:01:05

In my impression, Mr. Shirai has a short story with the same setting. Vertical self-management center, real-life class struggle food chain, cannibalism or be eaten, that is the...

By Elenora 2022-04-24 07:01:05

7.5/10 is indeed Netflix's excellent taste concept. The human experiment under the uneven distribution of resources is similar to Snowpiercer. Various metaphors emerge in an endless stream, and the evil of human nature makes this small society enter an eternal vicious circle. But just having a good idea is not...

By Karl 2022-04-24 07:01:05

A shocking experience, a hopeless trial of humanity. Although the film is not as deep and complicated as [Snowpiercer], it presents us a most heart-wrenching story in a minimalist space and audio-visual language. and never-ending violent carnage. The gray walls and the cold and monotonous space, a large number of close-up and close-up shots and fast editing rhythm force the viewer to look directly at the protagonist's danger, which enhances the sense of substitution. further intensified the...