The first part " The Beautiful Legend of Sicily "
Starring: Monica Bellucci, Giuseppe Sulfaro
Movie review: It is really uncomfortable to watch the process of beauty being destroyed little by little. What does she know? He has no sin, yet he has to undergo so many unwarranted trials. After hearing the news that Marilyn's husband was dead, the people in the town were even more ready to invade her heart. Women are just appendages of men. Without the protection of their husbands, anyone can step on her. The movie, which lasted for more than an hour, showed too much real human nature. I felt a little uncomfortable after watching it, sigh... btw Italy in the 1940s was already very fashionable, and the heroine's outfit was pretty good-looking. I really can’t complain. The deletions and translations on the video website are really speechless. I found the 1h48min original video and found that so much was deleted in the first half hour of watching it. The original video looks much smoother.
The second part of "Lust, Caution"
Starring: Tony Leung , Tang Wei
Movie review: Ang Lee is a genius, how can he tell a story so perfectly, clearly and yet so movingly convincing. This kind of love that shouldn't happen, is restrained, and grows under a special status is really unforgettable and touching... If it were placed in the current environment, I would probably be scolded for being in love and ignoring the justice of the country. Knowing that he is going to fall deeply into it, but he can't resist and will give everything for a little bit of love. How can dogmatic beliefs be compared to even a little bit of personal love? The casting was really well done. Wang Jiazhi seems to be stubborn and a bit clumsy in love. Only when she grows up to be an executive like Tony Leung can she make a female college student fall in love. After so many years, I look back and feel that Tang Wei under Ang Lee's lens is so beautiful.
The third "Bitter Moon"
Starring: Peter Coyote/Emmanuelle Seigner
Movie review: "Bitter Moon" is a particularly unique love movie, not only because of its large-scale Erotic, on a deeper level, people are surprised by the beautiful love in itself. And as one of Bird's most famous works, the storytelling technique of this film is superb. The story of Oscar, a disabled person, is told slowly in several paragraphs, with important nodes interspersed in between, constantly pulling back to reality, and passing through the layers like a ladder. Enter. Hypocrite or villain, which one is more hateful? There may never be an answer. A story, a hot dance, a few gunshots, two lives. The hypocrite returned to his normal life, and everything on the ship seemed like a terrible dream. Emmanuelle is indeed sexy. It would be a worthwhile life for Bird to have such a wife.
The fourth part " Lover "
Starring: Jane March, Tony Leung
Movie review: Finally, I found the most suitable time to watch this movie, and I watched it immersively in the hazy night bus. An encounter on a trip to Vietnam, a lingering and confusing love that seems to have no intention of ending. I am afraid of falling in love with you. I would rather never love you. When the ferry sirens sounds, remember to salvage the sunken future in the sea of memory. The famous island, the love that cannot be named, the image of China in the eyes of Westerners, opium, weakness, the sense of oppression of order, and the overlapping wooden doors and hierarchical tablets. In the symphony of yellow and white, the vicissitudes of memories of old age in Duras's original work are deliberately downplayed. The narrator appears from behind, which integrates the viewer's gaze and guides him to the moment when love sprouts or is practiced.
The fifth film "Paris"
Starring: Michael Pitt, Eva Green
Movie review: Movies are art, especially this one. Watching this movie at night really made my heart surge, and it made me feel the meaning of the existence of the movie in a trance. First of all, I admit that I was attracted to Green Baby’s body. The scale is unimaginably large, but the level of top directing and acting is exactly here. In addition, the era involved in the film is equally sensitive to us, but I don’t know that history or the young French people in that history. But I still enjoyed it very much as a movie. In the last five minutes, I was shocked to realize that France had a similar experience, and Mao’s Thought was also so popular. It seems like it’s time to add some history and background knowledge.This is not a simple R-rated film, because there seems to be too much to express behind it.
Five very classic R-rated movies, which ones have you seen? Coding is not easy. Welcome to follow, like, and leave a message for discussion.
