The "Bedroom" in the title is not what it implies, it bears more of the fragility of beautiful human nature and the gray areas in it.
The editing, photography, performance and other links are meticulous and flawless. The three-pointer of the wood reflects the tragic psychology of the parents who have lost their beloved son. Todd Field's essay on cliché tear-gas propositions, with simplified lines, deliberately blurred reflections in the window, and empty shots of stagnant water, turned it into a horrifying Oscar bead.
The virgin guide is so careful about the charm of the white space, and the exquisite capture and polishing of natural light. Compared with the kind of PTA that uses milk everywhere, he really has an appetite for me.
In the last 20 minutes, the neo-filmnoir temperament climax scene at 3 o'clock in the morning was amazing. The low-light lighting and the unique choice of camera positions. The old father and the stranger after revenge (or assault?) Facing each other, a few lines of dialogue, delicate creation of suspense, step by step convey to the camp the subtle palpitations before the trial and the seamless alternation of light and darkness of human nature. A tribute to the night scene of the small town. The Killing (1956) is wonderful. The plastic models illuminated by the empty neon lights, the deserted streets and the dazzling street lights, are like the mysterious feeling of the soul out of the body, and at the same time symbolize the revenge. The old father was at a loss as to what to do with the light in his heart.
In fact, it is Marisa Tomei, who is nearly 40 years old, that attracts me. She has the splendid beauty of the American style and the innocence and pleasantness of the early Matsutaka. It is really a time to meet and love. . .
Has been the director’s behind-the-scenes → As Field’s feature film debut, this film is adapted from a short story. While still filming "Eye-Opening", Field showed the script to Kubrick and received encouragement and guidance from the master.
It was a surprise to Field that such a film with little entertainment could eventually get investment. He did not want to make the film a Hollywood routine, so he resolutely decided not to pay for the filming. , To show responsibility.
The 130-minute length of the film was the focus of controversy, and it was once rumored that President Miramax was going to cut it. Fortunately, the film basically maintained the length that Field was satisfied with. After all, this is the company's most powerful competitor for next year's Oscars. Field said that the rhythm of the film is the key, and it took him three weeks to edit the middle section alone, and he was unwilling to compromise on this.
I watched 540P, machine-translated Chinese characters. It is recommended to watch the English version, focusing on the projection of the inner light and dark light and shadow. First, watching the synopsis does not harm the value of the film.
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