Under the skin is a heavy-duty literary and visual work shot by the goddess in her busy schedule. I saw someone comment that this film is very ugly. The film itself is as boring as the moment before the thunderstorm in summer, and it is too difficult to watch. Even the graceful figure originally imagined after the goddess's clothes were removed was disappointing. I only saw the slightly bloated skin of Aunt Scarlett Johansson.
You all just don't know how to appreciate it. I'm going to give it five stars. Except for the horror pictures, the goddess is a goddess after all. She is beautiful from head to toe. Although her expression is a little dull as an alien, she always lures her prey with the provocation of a hunter. The eyes of the eternal goddess are red lips, the background music that hits people's hearts, a drum beat takes a step back, seduces the lonely man who has been hooked, and the sexiness feels explosive. Except for the obvious low-cost shooting, this film melts the beauty of the goddess in the Scottish background that is darker than the dim, plus the fascinating suspense of the story itself step by step, and when the mystery is revealed, it has a good grasp of the rhythm. It is said that the goddess starred in a rare literary masterpiece in the movie.
At the beginning of the movie, there is a nebula that confuses the human eye, filling the pupils of the entire screen, very subtle. Those who have read the outline of the story should understand that all this is closely related to the main line. The goddess plays an unknown creature from a certain star in the universe, and she needs to borrow the skin to act as a human being on a strange earth—cold and cold. It seems that Scotland lives without sunlight (I don’t know if the Scottish tourism promotion department offended the director. After watching it, a big feeling is that I don’t want to go to Scotland anymore. The director perfectly presented the most desolate and desolate side of Scotland). And I can't hear what language the uncle Scottish driver is speaking.
The background music of the film can't be better, it brings people into the mystery every minute, although occasionally people have the illusion that this film is a ghost film. "Under the Skin" is so avant-garde that it can be broadcast at the Tate Gallery. You know that the films broadcast by art museums are good if you have patience, but that doesn't mean they are boring.
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