The 5th screening day of the 12th # Faroe Island Film Festival# Nobody Knows will bring you "Watch Your Car", and here are some humorous comments from the front-line "City Lights"!
Mo Yexuan:
A good light comedy.
Fruit trees:
A rare Soviet-Russian sketch, as relaxed and free as Faying.
Daisyrrr:
Humorous and warm sketch, the overall is still relatively bland, 2 stars gave the idea of the car chase scene.
Grid artist:
The pretentious performance, the old-fashioned and not classic plot, and the director's indescribable technique.
We Min Hee:
Warm urban legend. The story of City Lights is always fascinating. It's just that the anti-type approach is not necessarily more interesting.
Jeremy Sun:
Surprise work, almost pointing out the flaws of the system in the way of fairy tales, ironic understatement, naive and naive, all kinds of flying ideas, and the scheduling of the car chase scene in the middle is also awesome.
Zhang Yida:
The director used the elements of the most typical movies at that time, love, lighthearted humor. There are so many little jokes that make you laugh. The male protagonist has performed very well, and other characters are also very richly created. The plot is full of tears, and the smile at the end is extremely cute; the functions in the play point to the realistic dream of socialist absurd people.
Bboard19920313:
When it comes to Soviet films, the mind is full of epic masterpieces or historical blood and tears. Who would have thought that such a film turned out to be from the Soviet Union? Although the overall plot is a bit absurd, it is full of humor and sense of humor, and the viewing process is full of fun. With the deepening of the plot, the image of the male protagonist "City Light" was launched, but his despised behavior was accompanied by a burning heart. The treatment at the end of the film is particularly idealized - the balance of the entire city finally tilts in his favor. Is this a rebellion against the rotten Soviet system?
Midnight no one:
It's not the kind of martial-arts dashing and cool Jiang Yang thief, but a character who is everyday, sincere, and even occasionally shows clumsiness and joy. Hanging the garage directly to steal the car is the most creative idea, but the overall inspiration is still a little less. The frequency of the theft scene itself is not high, and the control of the rhythm and the tricks in scheduling are not particularly exciting. The uniqueness may be the consumption of type elements, which is very self-aware. "Which detective story can run without you chasing me? It's an indestructible rule of type. A detective film without you chasing me is like life without love."
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