Personally related: A diehard fan of Pink Floyd's main creation in the later period, the concept album "The Wall" has been listened to dozens of times for the entire track, familiar with the melody, rhythm, orchestration, and basic understanding of the lyrics.
This movie can be called an extended mv of "the wall". The whole piece is fully integrated into the philosophical thoughts of the songwriter and screenwriter Roger Waters; there is very little dialogue, and the lyrics and psychedelic and industrial images describe a band lead singer whose father died in the war when he was not born and was raised by his mother. , under the multiple blows of love, politics, etc., he eventually turned gloomy and grotesque, and established his inner "high wall" to isolate him from the outside world. The film makes heavy use of metaphors and uses characteristic animated characters (eg, a flower/monster in the shape of two labia with sharp teeth to refer to the female figure who brings harm and shadow to Pink). The whole film is full of visual impact, and at the same time, the action and scene switching are perfectly matched with the rhythm and melody of the music, which is extremely shocking.
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