Compared to Hollywood commercial films, the Coen brothers are actually Quentin Tarantino on the other side of the mirror. Since Quentin's debut, none of the films he has filmed is the same, and each film has different characteristics, whether it is the theme or the method of storytelling. The Coen brothers’ films sometimes seem completely opposite to Quentin’s literary works. The film is boring and usually not good, in my opinion, only the level of blood can be compared with Quentin. But the two of them were able to use a documentary narrative to make such a film with an unusually bloody theme. In Hollywood, this can be said to be routine, or it can be said to be extraordinary. It is customary that movies of the genre such as "Golden Zodiac" have the same technique and the same effect as Ice and Blood, except that David Fincher pays more attention to the faint sense of fear brought by serial killers. The Coen brothers pay more attention to plain stories and focused narration. It is hard to imagine a talented director who still produces a series of consistent styles 18 years later. The style is surprisingly consistent. What's a little lacking is that the actors' acting skills are a bit flamboyant.
Whether human nature is inherently cruel, whether the animal instinct of human beings transcends civilization and reason, good and evil will eventually return to the heavens and reincarnation, I think this is the subject that the director wants to discuss in "Ice and Blood Storm", the cruel incidents are relatively plain There are times in life that are just some embellishments, and they won't even make people notice. What I care more about than this is the accent of the character in the film, YEAH? One sentence YEAH! One sentence quickly drove me crazy. After watching the movie, I only thought of pouring out the YEAH in my head in front of the sink.
To be fair, if the film itself is used to tell the story, I think the Coen brothers must be the best in the industry, not one of them.
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