The movie "Dirt" is adapted from the autobiography of the heavy metal band Clown Crewe. It tells the growth background of the four members and their experiences after the formation of the band. On the whole, because there are too many characters, no point in the story is deep enough. Unlike "Bohemian Rhapsody", which focuses on the lead singer's story line, this movie wants to explain each character clearly, which leads to the development of plot stacking, and does not give the audience room to understand the identity of the characters. The movie itself is filled with a lot of chaotic elements, and the crazy culture brought about by the times actually has a lot of space. Drug use alone can remind people of the classic tuberculosis movie "Guessing the Train." Although "Dirt" also used these elements to do some audiovisual skills, including breaking the fourth wall, the effect was really mediocre. In fact, each of the four characters does use their own space, which is enough to connect the story of the entire band. The acoustic family experience of the bassist, how to treat the band as a family. The drummer pursued the purity of music, then fell, and was emotionally frustrated. The guitarist insists on music in the face of possible disabilities. The chaotic and lost nature at home. Every part is taken out and unfolded can well support this movie. It's a pity that "Dirt" was too greedy and didn't say anything in the end.
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