1. Citizen Kane #Movie Review ##电影推荐 #
#Citizen Kane loved the film's ingenious transitions, mind-blowing metaphors, and stripped lines. Kane from a naïve and simple childhood → spirited youth → step by step middle-aged → a heart-locked old age, rich I has not learned to love and be loved all his life, the most afraid of loss but inevitably slid to the end of nothing, thinking that what can be owned for a long time is often just a toss in the hand, and finally needs to be returned. As for the "rosebud" of the piece of eyes, it was said by Kane twice: once holding the imaged snowflake crystal ball tightly in his hand, once powerless to let go and letting it fall to the ground, appearing in the opposite direction of the time, which is quite meaningful - all we can really grasp is everything that has been let go. "Floating life, everything is the void, everything is catching the wind, but I will eventually become the wind."
2. "Night of the Hunters"
A pair of brothers and sisters whose father had been sentenced to death for robbery and hanging. Before being arrested, Ben hides the stolen money in Pell's rag doll and makes them promise never to divulge the secret. Ben's cellmate Harry is a failed priest, and by chance he learns where the stolen money went, and after his release, Harry finds Ben's wife, Vera, and tries to get Vera's heart to become John and Pell's stepfather, and Harry's plot begins. Harry kills Vera, who is worthless to him, dumps him at the bottom of the river, and threatens and seduces the siblings to get the secret of the stolen money. When all his efforts were fruitless, an angry Harry revealed his true face. John and Pelle row a boat to escape Harry, and they wander to a strange town where Richard (Lillian Gilth), a kind woman who specializes in adopting abandoned babies, takes in the brothers and sisters, but it doesn't take long for Harry's sinful footsteps to set foot on this pure land.
3. Rules of the Game
Christine and his maid Jesse discuss the friendship between men and women. The two disagree, but Kristen is a firm believer in heterosexual friendships. Because she did have a blue-faced confidant, pilot Julie. He became a national hero for completing a 23-hour flight across the Atlantic, and openly expressed his feelings for Christine. Jolly's friend Octave was critical of this, so he told him not to cross the line at the party. The party is hosted by Christine's husband, Robert, but she wants to elope with Julie, which makes Robert furious; Jesse's husband is hostile to his master's newly acquired family at the hunting ground, and when he witnesses his wife cheating with him, he is even more angry, and a farce begins...
4. "Sunrise"
During a summer vacation, a city woman comes to the countryside to stay, during which time the city woman seduces the local farmer and instigates him to kill his wife in order to sell the farm and elope. The deluded man has long forgotten the pure and beautiful time of living with his wife, he takes his wife to the river to plot to commit harm, but when he is about to poison the hand, he repents, the sad wife embarks on the train into the city, and the man arrives in the city with him. The city is truly a world of flowers and flowers, the couple wanders the streets and has fun, in those little jokes, sweet adventures, they find the wonderful resonance of love... The two who were as good as before returned to the countryside, but unexpectedly encountered a raging storm on the way home...
5. The USS Atlanta
How to make a simple or popular story come to a close, then, go to Jean Viggo's "Atlanta".
Jean Viggo, a talented director who died young, fell seriously ill while shooting the only feature film of his life, "Atlanta", at the age of 29, but still insisted on dedicating everything to the film with enthusiasm, which was touching.
This 1934 film is a classic of romantic films, it tells a simple love story, but through the vivid character portrayal and the precise control of the character's state of mind, as well as the realistic and vivid scene depiction and poetic expression, the whole film seems to be unconventional and funny, poetic and hazy!
Juliet, a young country girl, is full of curiosity about the world. Instead of staying in the village like the other girls, she married the captain of the Atlanta.
6. "M is the Murderer"
The film's director, Fritz Lang, drew inspiration from the news reports of serial murderers and co-wrote the script with his wife, and the storyline can be said to have ups and downs. And this is Fritz Lang's first sound film, in which sound is not simply used as background music or a technical display of showmanship, but is used as a narrative tool, whether in 1931 or now, which is a very clever concept. The rigidity of the government department, the moral actions of the underworld characters, the contradiction between the morality of the trial and the law at the end, all these opposing elements make us feel that black is everywhere, and it is not the background of visual expressionism that defines the film noir nature of this film.
7. "Song in the Rain"
This is undoubtedly the pinnacle of song and dance films, and even if it is put today, its appreciation significance has increased unabated.
The film tells us that with the development of the times, people who are not fully prepared will be eliminated. At the same time, it also tells the audience from the side that silent films, song and dance films are gradually eliminated, and the film industry and dubbing are gradually promoting maturity.
8. Ecstasy
"Ecstasy" replaces reality with fantasy, and then vents the depression in the heart by finding love. Technically, the shooting method of creating a sense of vertigo with zoom and moving lenses allows Hitchcock to effectively convey his views to the audience in a visual way, and the film persistently dissects men's fantasy obsession with women, so that the audience is unconsciously immersed in it and enjoys the pleasure of sinking.
Ecstasy is not only a very outstanding suspense film, but also reaches the peak of Hitchcock's film in terms of plot design and mirror editing, and is regarded by critics as one of the greatest films. In addition, Hitchcock also thoroughly used psychoanalysis in "Ecstasy", which quite shockingly showed the emotions and desires of the struggle between the characters. "Ecstasy" not only has a simple narrative, but also has only two protagonists in the whole movie, and the clues between the characters are also very clear. However, the film hides a complex kernel in its seemingly simple form.
9. "Children of Heaven"
The film tells the story of a place in Paris in the 1840s called the "Avenue of Crime", where stripper Gabrielle was once mistaken for a pickpocket, and the mime actress Baptiste broke the siege for her. They both had lovers, but they fell in love. They were reunited in Paris five years later, by which time they had become famous and had their own home, but Baptiste still had an unforgettable old love, so he went to find Gagansi and spent the night together. The next morning Baptiste's wife came to find her husband, and Gahanss realized that there was no result between them, so she resolutely left despite his retention.
10. The Searcher
The film recommended to you today tells a story of a thousand miles of pursuit of murder, but the core of the story is constantly ugly Indians, in order to enhance the legitimacy of "Americans" as an aggressor. The Searcher is also known as Sunset Sands. It is mainly about a veteran who has experienced the Civil War and returned to his hometown in the west. After returning home, the veteran has always had a crush on his sister-in-law but has not been able to express it. One day, the family suffered a catastrophe. After the Indians lured them away, the eldest brother's family was brutally killed, and several daughters were taken away together.
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