枫叶少年影评

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  • 电影头条
    2019/9/10 10:10:18
    9.2分,却从来没人敢聊

    不知道大家有没有在书店留意过。

    放在最显眼位置上“畅销榜”排行的前几位,书名基本上逃不出这些套路——

    《你的人生应该XX》、《如何成为XXX》、《XX的秘诀》...

    成功学

    不知道大家有没有在书店留意过。

    放在最显眼位置上“畅销榜”排行的前几位,书名基本上逃不出这些套路——

    《你的人生应该XX》、《如何成为XXX》、《XX的秘诀》...

    成功学

    甚至作为工具书,不管你自不自愿,都曾给它交过学费。

    在这节课上,我们被拖堂那么久。

    以至于来不及听到别的,就匆匆毕业,进入社会。

    今天,就一起来补上缺席的那一门——

    《铩羽》

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  • 章丘
    2016/4/16 3:26:12
    离开这个套路的城市,是另一个套路的城市……
      ——《纽约纽约》影评
    章丘
      ——《纽约纽约》影评
    章丘
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  • ·不良炸蝦·
    2021/8/5 20:55:22
    一部可以用褒义上的好笑形容的鬼片

    我向来是不喜欢看鬼片的。

    其一是因为不害怕这些玩意儿,容易索然无味。其二是觉得这种拍出来就是为了吓人的玩意挺没意义的。其三是因为根据风评大部分鬼片都是烂片。

    所以说我做人也是真的没底线,沦落到为咗阿爷睇鬼片。

    但这部鬼片却给了我意外之喜,黄生参与的港产片主要是以好笑为主,鬼片都不例外。电影中的一些情节真的让我在电脑前笑到捶桌。

    情节不算复杂,很

    我向来是不喜欢看鬼片的。

    其一是因为不害怕这些玩意儿,容易索然无味。其二是觉得这种拍出来就是为了吓人的玩意挺没意义的。其三是因为根据风评大部分鬼片都是烂片。

    所以说我做人也是真的没底线,沦落到为咗阿爷睇鬼片。

    但这部鬼片却给了我意外之喜,黄生参与的港产片主要是以好笑为主,鬼片都不例外。电影中的一些情节真的让我在电脑前笑到捶桌。

    情节不算复杂,很套路的探寻真相式鬼片。

    讲一下几个点。

    开端是一班朋友合伙开便利店。真的是,像这种铺面大,位置好,租金又便宜最重要是贴符的店面一看就发生过凶杀案啦。你们居然也敢租,都不问下中介的。话说为啥符要贴厕所,那哥们儿踩马桶自杀的?

    陈查礼借大毛甩女朋友那一段算整套片的亮点了,夸张式好笑。让我笑得更厉害的是黄衣道人那段,黄河的几句台词真的挺有黄子华风格的,不知道是不是他改的。他在故他在,便利店闹鬼是因为总有一只在身边哈哈哈哈哈哈。

    这只鬼也无愧于猛鬼了,童子尿黑狗尾都拿他没办法,黄衣道人也算有点本事的都被他好好放低,主要特征就是比较玻璃心。日日搞三搞四就是为了让别人不被信然后发疯。

    其实最后大毛被上身,我是存疑于真的被上身还是发了疯的,因为没说上海话。

    写到这儿突然不想写了,总之这部片结构上也算完整,剧情上有瑕疵但是没硬伤,陈查礼身上黄生的个人风格好多。那时差不多是秋前算账之前,我好喜欢黄生那时候的颜。

    另外,一看海报就能看出上面只鬼是吴镇宇啦。

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  • 骑墙观影衔杏来
    2019/5/16 10:52:19
    昆汀的信徒
    导演扎勒显然是看着昆汀·塔伦蒂诺的影片长大的,他影片中的对话充满了黑色幽默,而暴力场面则非常野蛮,有时甚至令人十分震惊。 《逃出水泥地》,越看越精彩?差点火候!警匪黑吃黑,结局出人意料,不能剧透,有暴力血腥镜头(相比导演另外一部算小儿科) 《战斧骨》 西部片,...  (展开)
    导演扎勒显然是看着昆汀·塔伦蒂诺的影片长大的,他影片中的对话充满了黑色幽默,而暴力场面则非常野蛮,有时甚至令人十分震惊。 《逃出水泥地》,越看越精彩?差点火候!警匪黑吃黑,结局出人意料,不能剧透,有暴力血腥镜头(相比导演另外一部算小儿科) 《战斧骨》 西部片,...  (展开)
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  • 或非
    2020/11/5 16:09:41
    Just wanted to document a toxic moment with something positive

    It's 11/4/2020 and I'm stressed out waiting for an official offer from my new employer in Beijing after I just bought the ticket back to China from where I am now - the Unit

    It's 11/4/2020 and I'm stressed out waiting for an official offer from my new employer in Beijing after I just bought the ticket back to China from where I am now - the United States (Washington, DC, to be precise) - while a completely unexpected general election result is still pending.

    Could not focus on my current job here working from home. Could not continue following the news anymore. Forced myself to sleep in the early evening after the work schedule, woke up after 2-3 hours, felt even worse and realized that it was time to distract myself from the anxious waiting, the politics or the business in shock. This was when I decided to look for a relaxing/healing movie.

    I started with those on SHOWTIME because I just started free trial there. Since I felt like escaping the reality, I browsed all the movies by genres (except documentaries) and sadly, found nothing even bearable. Therefore I had to start over with all movies, and suddenly, saw Pavarotti, the documentary among all others. It didn't take me any hesitation to click on it.

    I went to a lot of operas and concerts all through my earlier life (yes everything's gone since the start of covid-19), was an alto myself in my college chorus and even took a course on opera appreciation. Although I'm not a tenor person (in general, I prefer baritones), Pavarotti is obviously no stranger.

    Like everyone, I was mostly familiar with O Sole Mio and Nessun Dorma. But you'd still be astounded every time listening to a man so gifted to sing the highs and lows and highers so well in his NATURAL voice. What more could I say. I was just thirsty for more of his singing and didn't have enough in the documentary. This is not necessarily a defect in this documentary, considering that I could be one of the few people who still relish operas in their entireties in addition to the arias, in the age of fractured fast-food information and entertainment. You can look up for these famous arias and even full operas online anyway.

    So the documentary should be about just him - his personal life in addition to the professional one. I vaguely remember some of the romantic rumors around him and some of the controversies. This documentary walks us through all these in a concise manner, yet it feels personal. A good job done by the director. It could be easy and difficult when you have a great number of footages all through his life and availability of people to interview. BTW, I don't have a strong view on how well the interviews went - the cuts are just fine.

    I'm not sure if I would have given this a 5-star if it wasn't because of the personal relief it brought me for this exact moment. In my opinion, one could potentially present something better with this plenty of footages, access to his family members and celebrity friends and most importantly, such a legendary life story. A 4/4.5 (just as the current 8.3 suggested) may be more accurate.

    I didn't mean to write a comment for a documentary on a legendary man. Otherwise, I wouldn't have started in English on Douban if I meant for anyone else to look at it. I just wanted to document this toxic moment for myself at a place where some relief was given - something positive just for myself. However, and unsurprisingly, English literature takes more bytes and it easily exceeded the word limit for short comments. So here I am, and I wish no one be offended by the language used.

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  • 啊,是狼君
    2018/5/4 15:56:29
    好的,让我告诉你们精神病院到底发生了什么

    昆池岩到底发生了什么?

    看了大部分影评,都是属于猜测。真的只是一部为了恐怖而恐怖,毫无伏笔的恐怖片么。

    个人觉得其实不然,其中大量的伏笔其实暗示了整个精神病院发生事情的走向。下面我就根据这些伏笔来解释各位心中的疑惑。

    其实在开头已经提到,60年代-70年代,传言这个精神病院是国家秘密刑讯的场所,而这部片子的伏笔其实都是侧面描写了这个传言的确实性。

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    昆池岩到底发生了什么?

    看了大部分影评,都是属于猜测。真的只是一部为了恐怖而恐怖,毫无伏笔的恐怖片么。

    个人觉得其实不然,其中大量的伏笔其实暗示了整个精神病院发生事情的走向。下面我就根据这些伏笔来解释各位心中的疑惑。

    其实在开头已经提到,60年代-70年代,传言这个精神病院是国家秘密刑讯的场所,而这部片子的伏笔其实都是侧面描写了这个传言的确实性。

    1.杀夏洛克的光头男与胸洞柜子

    这个细节希望你们没有忽略,夏洛克在死前,遇到的是光头白眼男,我们能很明显的看到光头男胸口有一条长长的口子,对应之前奇怪的胸洞柜子,我们可以很容易发现,这特么是在做活体实验啊我去!而且是在精神病人身上极为残酷的实验。这个精神病院表面光鲜,暗地里其实是在做着十分可怕的事情,无辜的病人饱受折磨。

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