If you don't understand it, just look at the empty footage of the movie. The director is a philosophy student.

Osvaldo 2022-02-07 15:00:34

As far as the plot is concerned, I know this film too well, so I looked back at the director’s school and focused on philosophy. I gave up on that scenario.

The heroine of "Focus"

No Country for Old Men's Killer Male Protagonist

The most attractive to me is these two, and the two actors in the two films I have watched make me able to continue watching.

Many special scenes in the film are empty shots

There is this lock bridge in the finale of "The Four Horsemen". I don't know if you are impressed!

In this empty mirror, the water in the sky shows the clouds in the sky. I don't know what this means in philosophy...

It feels a bit that the director borrows the scene to narrate, and then expresses it in a philosophical way.

Or the lock bridge?

I keep thinking about that baby-headed killer who suddenly became godfather, alas, it's a little bit unacceptable.

I took this one. (Muddle through)

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  • Flo 2022-03-18 09:01:09

    80% of the time I watch a woman turn and jump, 20% of the time I'm looking at my watch.

  • Kiley 2022-03-27 09:01:21

    #leading to fairyland# 7 points, Malik's leading to fairyland and Japan's excellent erotic films are the two poles of the entanglement of male and female eroticism, and they reach the same goal through different paths. When you really think about and understand human lust and emotion, you may find the key to interpreting Malik's two most recent films. Ebert's matter-of-fact style of film criticism may be suitable for 99% of movies, but it is somewhat powerless in the face of the journey to Wonderland. [The score range of this film is 6-8 points]

To the Wonder quotes

  • Father Quintana: You shall love, whether you like it or not.

  • Father Quintana: There is love that is like a stream that can go dry when rain no longer feeds it. But there is a love that is like a spring coming up from the earth. The first is human love, the second is divine love and has its source above.