The train outside the window, the sound of cars

Katlyn 2022-03-21 09:02:49

I always wonder why people live. On the one hand, I am indulged in the pursuit of power, and on the other hand, I am deeply obsessed with the ordinary multi-colored life. However, the meaning of the latter is to achieve the former situation first. It's like if you ask me what type of movies I like, I really can't put into words, a good movie is the type I like. And about my favorite movies and have I seen so-and-so movies? I really hate anyone asking this kind of "you know 1+1=?" question. It's a big mistake, no one completely resonates, but these expressions do not want to vigorously promote the worldview under the Jarmusch film, but I naturally think about this film. I thought again about what clips would stay on my alarm clock forever. The first is the couples who try to get along with each other, and they are too good at depicting details. I'm really glad that I can understand these details, because I finally realized what love is before I die. The psychology of the portrayal is 100% greater than what the picture expresses. Sure enough, getting close to life can make people feel more empathetic. The second is that in the second story, the woman saw the image of the deceased singer when she was in bed. But what impresses me the most here is the chirping of trains and cars outside the broken window. Well, the years are so good that I can find a reason.

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  • Casey 2022-03-27 09:01:15

    very funny! Whether you are dead or alive, you are a ghost at night. Personally feel like In Bruge and A TIME TO LIVE AND A TIME TO DIE

  • Tamara 2022-03-25 09:01:16

    Jarmusch is so worthy of reference. A clue: train; a big background: economic depression and high unemployment ➕ Elvis' hometown; three groups of characters, relatively independent stories, strung together before and after a gunshot (time) and a motel (space). Although there are many characters, the scenes are simple and interesting in the detailed dialogue. The more important it is at the end, the stronger the visibility, the overall orderly, as if there is a skeleton first and then fill in the flesh and blood, and I even wonder if I will think about the ending first and then fill in the front.

Mystery Train quotes

  • Jun: You know, Memphis does look like Yokohama. Just more space. If you took away sixty percent of the buildings in Yokohama, it would look like this.

    Mitzuko: This doesn't look anything like Yokohoma. This is America. And the city of Elvis. We didn't have Elvis in Japan. This is nothing like Japan.

  • Mitzuko: Hi! Good night!

    Night Clerk: Good night. How may I help you?

    Mitzuko: Umm... We would like most cheap room please do you have?

    Night Clerk: All our rooms for two people are the same rate.

    Mitzuko: Oh.

    Jun: (speaking in Japanese) What'd he say?

    Mitzuko: (speaking in Japanese) I'm not exactly sure. (In English) I'm sorry, that is too expensive.