Wonderful

Dillon 2022-04-24 07:01:02

Some time ago, a friend who studied semiotics mentioned this movie to me, and I'm only watching it now. I originally wanted to watch this movie because the screenwriter Charlie Kaufman, friends who like "New York Synonyms" should be able to experience the similar magic of this movie, which is to play metaphors to the extreme and still maintain a strong The tension of the narrative, giving people a sense of constant excitement, which is what the drama strives for but which only a few geniuses can achieve. More importantly, from the very beginning, this film blends imagination with reality, and convincingly endows "entering the body of others" with a specific plot, which is more advanced than directly discussing self, consciousness, ideals, and feminism. What it provides is that architecture is a form of placement in space, and it is enough to form a criticism if you fill it and explain it. ps: The ending song is composed and sung by Björk is an easter egg

Junior 2022-04-24 07:01:02

In the moment, it actually tells the ultimate question of "who am I, where am I, and what am I doing", but it's a pity that the great setting starts with an indecent love triangle. Fortunately, at the end of the film It picks up the philosophical issues that should have been discussed in this topic again, but still can't deny the embarrassing narrative that goes against the grain. It turns out I have wine, but you can't really disagree with the story you won't tell.