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Exquisite structure, sad ending
Ally 2022-03-25 08:01:01
The two-line narrative thought it was a show of skill, but at the end of the day, I realized that it was deliberate. Contradictions, reality, fantasy come together in the last few minutes, and it's emotional. Brian Cox played it so well that even the slightest change in expression could reflect the character's mood. Dominic is so cute~~~ But he is so pitiful in it, he almost committed suicide by being XX. . . The station where the gas mask was picked up was so psychedelic, the whole episode was like a dream. There are also some scenes that cut the time together very delicately. For example, when Dominic is hiding from the train, the lights come on , doing the exact same action of looking at the blood-stained fingers as in the fantasy escape. There are many more such examples. ps, the subtitles are terrible, the Chinese and English are all messed up
Extended Reading
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Dejah 2022-04-22 07:01:55
Great idea, great editing
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Wayne 2022-03-27 09:01:23
It seems that the British are really good at this kind of depressing tone and adding a surreal style, of course, it is not the same as the Spanish surreal, this film is still a little wet, like the water vapor that envelopes the United Kingdom
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Viv Batista: If Tony knows, then Tony knows. He's the devil on your back now. But if you want to trade, I give a trade. Ket's a dangerous drug, but deadly when poisoned... you got me? If it looks, smells and tastes like Ket, Pssshoo!... who will know?
Frank Perry: No one touches Tony. Rizza...
Viv Batista: Rizza? Who is going to tell Rizza? Junkies die every day.
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Rizza: You don't have much, but you just subtracted from what's left.