How could this movie only have four stars, and every line has its own meaning. The author's book, the Lenin statue in the videotape, the long-standing conflicts of the protagonist's family, the personal struggle, the discussion of sexual violence, the sequelae of the shadow of the bipolar pattern, the interest relationship in the indifferent world... The cold and sharp sense of reality is fascinating.
The cynical writer in the film said in an interview: "Intellectuals are bastards. For them, knowledge is more important than entertainment. This is nonsense. Most importantly, nothing is true." This sentence is an insinuation to the confusion of people in contemporary American society. What hides behind the entertainment to death is the loss of individuality in the general environment, the turbulence in the trend, and the old generations who have nothing to rely on.
There must be light and cracks in the dark lens, and the realistic empty lens responds to the psychological activities of the protagonist one by one. The overwhelming criticism of the film by American critics reveals Hollywood-style political correctness. The reality of Kim Carey’s shooting me too movement coincides with the embarrassment of both parties when the police interrogated the suspect’s relatives and friends in the movie.
It is also a film describing sexual violence, Vincent Caso's "Irrevocable" is well received. If "Dark Crime" participates in the selection in France, the treatment it receives may be quite different.
In this untimely atmosphere, the opportunists won a big victory, and Kim Carrey's various unpleasant after hard work. Like two lines in a movie
"You too old school" "You are history"
Forget it after reading it or it will be their common destiny.
During the golden age of Hong Kong cinema, Stephen Chow paid tribute to Kim Carrey in his films, which to some extent reflects China's recognition and welcome of this comedy king. Later, more people learned about Kim Carrey, besides the old movies, it may be "I NEED A COLOR" and "Beyond the Great" documentary.
Few people think of him as a comedian from this movie, or even constrained by his identity as a comedian, and feel that he is acting out when watching. But I like this kind of Jin Carrey better. He didn't abandon the figures of "The Man on the Moon" and "Trumen's World", and he still told the countless facts about being fooled in the life of the little man fucking. Only this time, although he did not use comedy to wrap his story, he also expressed the same cruelty in the movie——
"You think that case just landed on your
desk by accident? I gave it to you,
you arrogant fuck."
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