Thứ Bảy, 2 tháng 6, 2018

Watching these movies while not awake can lead to ineffective effects

1. Atonement (Redemption)

Joe Wright's Atonement is a poetic and rich musical. Unfortunately, the ending is too tragic. Adapted from Ian McEwan's novel of the same name, Joe Wright and screenwriter Christopher Hampton have been very clever in creating hope for viewers and then extinguish it slowly in despair and regret. The great performances of James McAvoy, Saoirse Ronan and Keira Knightley also contributed to the film's emotional distress.

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2. Mulholland Drive

As one of the most bizarre directors in film history, David Lynch is often referred to as "surreal to extremist": it is difficult to shape the message in his film. Moreover, Lynch does not like explaining his work. He wants the audience to feel and make their own conclusions. Any film of Lynch is a difficult challenge even when you are awake. Mulholland Drive is a great combination of present, surreal, and difficult-to-shape memories. This is a bad choice for a head that is not awake.

3. Inception

There is no need to talk much about Christopher Nolan's classic film. Considered to be one of the most "twisted" films in the open, Inception brings audiences to the most exotic dreams of humanity, where time is relative and power is boundless.

By bending the concept of space, time, Inception also makes the viewer confusing with the open end. After watching people feel that they have just experienced a long dream that it is unclear whether or not he woke up, like the old page with the dream turned into a butterfly.

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