Benjamin Morissette

Benjamin 2022-03-21 09:02:48

For the first time, I randomly bombed Bergman...

After watching "Shouting and Whispering" , I began to like him. Although I was still tired, the way I was tired was different from what I imagined. In fact, his narration and his lens expression were not what I expected at first. It's so obscure, the plot is very clear, and the emotions are full. It's just a slow unfolding and requires some patience, but it can definitely make you see it clearly. Even at the end of the scene where you discuss how to deal with Anna, I think...

Benjamin 2022-03-21 09:01:59

In This Shit Life

We can figure out how awful the life is for David Spritz from the very beginning of the movie: his marriage had broken up, his daughter was a fat, self-closing girl and a smoker at 12, his son was having drug treatment, and his job, making TV weather reports everyday, was dull and his audiences liked to throw things at him in the street because of his forecasts turning out to be wrong. What can we learn from watching a man standing out his midlife crisis? I think, it is that we have to carry on...

Benjamin 2022-03-21 09:01:52

be the real Elsa

As a sequel to the first one, I'm very happy with the true ending. Unlike other movies that end in one movie, although many people say that the second movie is not as stunning as the first movie, I think Elsa's real destination is to return to the north and be the messenger of nature, the Snow Queen, to be her true destination. Elsa, not the Queen of Arendelle. Even if there is no longer any estrangement with her sister, even if her people are no longer afraid of her, after all, she...

Benjamin 2022-03-21 09:01:44

The face of the media and the irony of ignorant politics

In 2004, almost everyone knew a name, Michael Moore, because a film not only won the Palme d'Or, the highest award at the Cannes Film Festival as a documentary, but also for its pioneering work on the US government in the traditional media form. The spicy sarcasm. Through a self-talking analysis of the Bush administration's behavior around 9/11, Michael Moore attempts to develop a different understanding of the Bush administration's response. Of course, the attribution of these behaviors to...

Benjamin 2022-03-21 09:01:05

Ideal love

I watched this movie under the recommendation of a friend. Although I was moved after watching it, I still felt that it was too ideal and unrealistic. The more indifferent you come, even your lover may be separated from your heart.
    This is a story of a beautiful and kind-hearted rich girl and a handsome poor worker who fell in love with each other. Of course, they were forced to separate due to family opposition and war. Naturally, please don’t hug the Pipa... But beyond these popular...

Benjamin 2022-03-20 09:02:22

Who is the monster?

I watched the original English version on the Malaysia Airlines flight back to Chongqing. There are no Chinese subtitles, only English subtitles, but it hardly affects the entire viewing experience. Once again be impressed by the Hollywood cartoons. This is obviously a story for adults.

Fortunately, I didn't know the Chinese translation of the name into "The Snow Monster Adventure" when I was...

Benjamin 2022-03-20 09:02:09

There is a generation gap in communication.

Turkey's "Hibernation"

In the winter, when the poor village is sparsely populated, Aydin is a rich hotel owner and an old actor. He likes to write commentary articles in local media supplements, to build a sense of existence, and to live in a warm cave-like house with his young and beautiful wife and sister who has left her alcoholic husband.

Here, the differences in values ​​and morals between people of different classes and statuses make it difficult for...

Benjamin 2022-03-20 09:01:11

Very good setting, sincerity is not enough

The theme of the script of "Elysium" is very interesting, but the better the setting, the more difficult it is to operate and control. The 109-minute movie time feels very enjoyable and more is not enough. Movies are basically nothing to fault in terms of special effects and scenes, except that the camera shakes excessively in the action scenes. This effect is too painful; perhaps what the audience places on science fiction films is no longer limited to the picture, but On this basis, a deeper...

Benjamin 2022-03-20 09:01:06

From the boundless darkness to the limited light

She was lying on her back in the quiet woodland lifelessly, her eyes diffusive and drifting away. The blood gushed from her palm, converged into a river, and splashed drop by drop on the ancient stone slab. The guerrillas stood quietly beside her, no one disturbed the tranquility before the light came.
　　I am waiting for the miracle to happen in this sacred silence. Wait stone cracking, wait for the mysterious underground kingdom, waiting for her to sit on the throne wearing a crown...

Benjamin 2022-03-19 09:01:04

Men's Diversity from Breakfast at Tiffany's

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The male protagonist, at first, was a little white face who couldn't support himself. Later, he no longer struggled with writing long novels, and he broke up with the rich woman after the articles he wrote could support himself.

Then he began to focus on capturing the heroine. He was very happy that the heroine was unlucky, because then if he said a few words to the heroine, he might feel attached to him, and it was very suitable to...

Benjamin 2022-03-18 09:01:02

seven pounds

At the beginning of the film, Lao Wei's voice came: In seven days, God created the world and in seven seconds, I shattered mine...

Regarding why it was called seven pounds, I didn't go to Baidu beforehand, but at the end, I suddenly remembered the Venice of Shakespeare Merchant, a pound of meat for that merchant. . . . It seems that he understands the intentions of the director and the screenwriter, and
 
Lao Wei really takes another step forward like an old showman. Compared...

Benjamin 2022-03-18 09:01:01

Sometimes children are braver than adults

On Sunday night, I turned on the computer, grabbed the last free time of the weekend, and opened "Home Alone" which had been lying on the computer for a long time.

The child’s innocence, imagination and creativity are the purest treasures in the world.

At the beginning of the movie, it is the scene of Kevin being rejected by all his family members at home. The neglected Kevin also hates his family, thinking that if he is alone...

Benjamin 2022-03-17 09:01:04

Beneath too many metaphors, there are more doubts

#SIFF2020#

2020/08/02 Us 2.5/5

I was very much looking forward to this movie. I think the movie showcases good shots and a spooky vibe, and I feel Peele's subtle homage to previous horror films even more. However, the story itself is weak and a little confusing.

The biggest concern for these main characters, as well as the audience, is why these replicants (called The Tethered in the film) are attacking the human...

Benjamin 2022-03-16 08:01:02

"Mom, I need you"

Almodovar moved me again. "High Heels" expresses the strongest emotions with vivid expressions, and speaks out the story between mother and daughter.
 
As the daughter of a famous singer, her mother's achievements are unattainable. No matter how well Rebecca does, she will always have a little bit of lack of self-confidence deep in her heart. Always: "Admit me, praise me, love me!"

Isn't that talking about me? Us poor little children.

The most moving scene in the...

Benjamin 2022-03-15 09:01:04

It's a story -- but a heartbreaking one

Like a parody of Angel Emily, Vonnegut comes on stage to tell a story about The Little Prince.
  This is how I felt when I saw half of it. I didn't expect a word to become a prophecy. It really gave me a little prince-esque ending. I can't help but tell an untimely joke: After listening to a homeless man's eloquent account of his misfortune, a rich man wiped his tears and said, "Get him out, he tells my heart." Broken.

  Our bodies live in the same world. Our hearts too, they...