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The boy maintains how deep the sea of troubles is
Lourdes 2022-04-19 09:02:06
The boy remained troubled. Youth always flows bit by bit between beautiful fantasy and cruel reality, between sweet dreams and nightmares. "Love Diving" (Submarine) is like the memory of youth, it teaches people to smile and feel heartbroken, even if it is not perfect, even if it occasionally pretends to be superficial (whose youth is not?). New director Richard Ayoade has mastered the skills of characterizing and shaping the atmosphere. All the characters are impressive, and the scene design is also very good. The protagonist, Oliver Tate, is so independent that he can't help telling bystanders whether to laugh or cry in the face of his first love, his parents, and even strangers who break into the family. In the humid and gray air, it is full of fluent music, the codes of European movies, and sometimes humorous and sometimes sentimental dialogues. And the beach where hope and loss coexist, and the ocean six miles deep.
Extended Reading
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Brendon 2022-04-21 09:02:21
Obviously the lady is too big
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Mollie 2021-12-17 08:01:12
Watching the distance from the sea, crying at every turn; standing side by side while talking without looking at each other; Polaroids; ostentatious OST; running and chasing in the woods; fireworks all over the sky—there is no new method, but it can be shot like this. Every shot and every piece of music proves its literary and awesomeness. There are really many things that I did when I was 15 years old and I didn't do it when I was 38 years old.
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Oliver Tate: I won't have to poison Jordana's dog after all.
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Oliver Tate: Mum?
Jill Tate: Yes?
Oliver Tate: Who would you save in a house fire given the hypothetical situation that both dad and i were equally difficult to save?
Jill Tate: I'd go for you but I'd feel bad for your father.