Rubber Reviews

Creola 2022-01-09 08:02:49

Personal opinion, the ironic method of the film: satirize certain social phenomena in the production and viewing mode of the film. Telescope: It is about the majority of the audience, or people who just follow blindly and do not use their heads-----I think most people are like this, otherwise, why...

Lon 2022-01-09 08:02:49

Why do people feel uncomfortable after watching this movie? I keep seeing the subtitles are finished, but I still don't want to admit that it's over. It's over like it's not over. The process of watching is very itchy, but I can't scratch it. After thinking about it for a long time, there is one...

Carmine 2022-01-09 08:02:49

The opening scene was kind to show that many of the movies are meaningless, and then they really combined some meaningless shots into a movie, let the critics and the audience play.    So some people saw it as the philosophy of life, reflecting the meaning of life; some people saw it as black...

Chadrick 2022-01-09 08:02:49

One day a scientist transferred the gene to the tire and clicked again, and the result was a tire that could move. Unexpectedly, the virus carrying this gene spread, so it infected more tires. One of the chain genes of this gene is lust, so the tires run and run with the beauty! A businessman saw a...

Milton 2022-01-09 08:02:49

This is a surrealist satire. At the beginning of the film, a monologue framed the theme of the film must be related to the contemporary film industry. There are countless clues in the film that repeatedly hint at the symbolic meaning of each element in the film. The viewer has a telescope in his...

Hazle 2022-01-09 08:02:49

Coming from the director of another "Reality", I like this kind of absurd curiosity. The important thing is that the cards are completely unreasonable, not so nonsensical, and there is no sense of disobedience. This tire road movie is ironic from beginning to end, even when the final cast and crew...

Derick 2022-01-09 08:02:49

Simple stories are often the most abstract.

I must have seen that beginning before, but it may be the kind of slow or even Godard-like clumsiness that killed the interest of watching it all at once for the first time. It was too slow, the car with no personality knocked down all the chairs that had...