The out-of-control and "coldness" that the Coen brothers want is in place. There is a problem with the protagonist's motivation. He is clearly a man who has suffered from social torture. How can this I And acting very young students. Out of control rather than accident is due to differences in expression. The difference between "accident" and "out of control" is reflected in the degree of control. Bird droppings from the sky hit your head. This is an accident. After the same thing happened several times, you decided to prank your friend, but hit your head again, which is out of control. The angle of the Coen brothers is based on the role, and naturally out of control is a more accurate description. The accident in the "Reaper Is Coming" series has reached such an extent that you can feel that the design has nothing to do with the accident. In the end, you just want to see how the character died instead of "Ah, life is so precious, I want to live a good life." "Ice Blood Storm" does not have such a strong sense of artificial design, and naturally you can start to lament the greatness or ordinaryness of life. "Cold" "Aha" and too many seemingly embarrassing and alienated scenes are not to make you feel humorous or boring, but to make you feel as cold as the snow and ice outside the window, and the relationship is cold. The relationship of all the characters does not involve the emotions we think but is external, including the ending, the sudden warmth, which does not dispel the coldness, at most it can be compared to the wood for warmth. Whether life is dominated and designed in the end is not a question that movies can answer.
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