Lunar version of "Paranormal Activity"

Zane 2021-12-26 08:01:27

First of all, I personally have a preference for pseudo-documentary films, so the ratings are for reference only. The director of this film is quite bold and used the 4:3 picture of that era most of the time, plus the small fresh lomo style treatments such as dropped frames and color blocks. , It made the whole movie look like that. Just like "Blair the Witch", the opening subtitles explained that the film was edited from a video tape of unknown origin. It immediately aroused my interest. Look. After half an hour, the more I feel familiar, the original director turned the film into a 70s style, The strange noise in the middle of the night, the weird little bridge in the picture (the director kindly did a close-up to take care of the audience with bad eyes). I began to look forward to what the ghost on the moon was. When the Soviet spaceship appeared, the director took The appetite has reached the limit, but unfortunately, the film started to go downhill from here. Why can't it be a little more cryptic. Then, the film has completely fallen into stylization. When the pseudo-documentary style is destined to not please all audiences, it should be a new way, not Blindly imitating the old model has led to another Hollywood pipeline production. From the box office and reputation of this film, it can be seen that this film is not a success. But if you have my preference for this type of film, it is still It's worth seeing.

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Extended Reading
  • Jennie 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    Director, you know too much...

  • Josue 2022-04-23 07:03:08

    How does it feel so real. . . . TT

Apollo 18 quotes

  • Nate: [in hammock] Fate has ordained... the men who went to the moon to explore in peace, remain on the moon to rest in peace.

    [turns suddenly to face camera]

    Ben Anderson: [filming Nate] What are the hell are you talking about?

    Nate: I feel my thoughts... fragmenting.

  • Deputy Secretary of Defense: [over comms to Ben] We're aware of your condition, and we've made a decision. We can't bring you home.