A place of chicken feathers after the lively

Yasmin 2022-04-21 09:03:52

A place of chicken feathers after the lively

As to why I use this theme, I don't know, just a word that came to my mind when I was reviewing this film.

This film is very lively and it is said that it has won a lot of awards, but as a comedy I can only think it is ok, as a horror film I think it is funny, why define this film as a horror film!

This film shows us the difficulties and hardships of Japanese TV directors. Compromising or perseverance is the core of this film. In the end, the director and the actors are both pleasing to each other and complete the film. As for the process, there is no such thing as persistence The difficulty is because most of the Japanese artists are dedicated to their work or the film does not have a profound expression. In short, I feel that the intensity is not enough.

However, this film still allows us to see the other side of the artist. There are related filmmakers in China, Japan and South Korea. In terms of expression and audience impression, the Korean camera is behind the power and the desire is behind the Chinese camera. Behind the camera is life, the life of a group of ordinary people.

All kinds of people are arranged in every corner of life. There is not a single story, but an encounter and parting. After the movie is over, we look back and see that the result is still life, continuing life. After the excitement is over, there is always a piece of chicken feathers left... In short, enjoy the process!

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Extended Reading
  • Alex 2022-04-11 09:01:07

    On the birth of live broadcast programs of zombie movies, the first 1/3 felt procrastinated, sloppy, embarrassed, and over-acted (it turns out that there is also a term called "burst belly" hahaha). , the final overhead shot was so tossed out, I really feel bad for the director and all the happy and lovely zombies. For a movie that is not according to common sense, the credits can be rolled three times. I feel that the producer of this film is for everyone His colleagues roared angrily: "This is Lao Tzu's movie, I can do whatever I like"

  • Jensen 2022-04-12 09:01:10

    It does. Fictional tidbits vs. real army tidbits, so who's who? The subtitle translation of the Hong Kong version is too funny. The actor was slapped by the director, and the actor shouted, "Even my dad didn't hit me" and laughed out loud! Director, are you Lin Youde?