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Bicycle Thieves

March 18, 2019

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In the mood for love

In the mood for love is a Hong Kong movie about love affair released on 20 May 2000. This movie is directed by Wong Kar Wai. The genre of this movie is romantic and it is about two married couple's spouse have a love affair. The woman who her husband cheating on her known as Su Li-Zhen also as Mrs. Chan meanwhile the man who his wife cheating on him known as Chow Mo-Wan also as Mr.Chow. Mrs.Chan work as a secretary in shipping company and Mr.Chow work as a journalist. The era of this movie is on British Hong Kong 1962 which Hong Kong was governed by British. Because of this era, the film got me feeling nostalgia for atmosphere of 60's. This movie used different angle and technique to give audience different feeling. From the beginning where they found out their spouse cheated on them, the movie didn't exactly tell the audience that their spouse is cheated. They tell the audience in a suggestive way where Mrs. Chan asked Mr. Chow where he bought his tie because her husba

Train to Busan

Train to Busan is a movie about zombie apocalypse suddenly breaks out in the country and compromises the safety of the passenger on the train which was going to Busan. This movie was released on 2016. There are few parts that I like in this movie and I'll separate it into 4 parts. The truth of humanity This scene had shown me the truth of humanity because the passengers become selfish when it comes to this kind of situation. They don't care if other survivor is infected or not they chose to abandoned the survivor just so they can survive. This part had taught me that the world is cruel and don't rely on other because they might be the one who framed you. Besides, this part also made me believe in karma. What you did will come back to you. As in this part they kicked the survivor who came to gather with them out to another car. But at the end they all died because the zombie attacked them. Moreover, I believe that people who in shocked or panic situation th

Corpse Bride

Corpse Bride is a animated comedy film released on 2005. It is directed by Tim Burton and Mike Johnson. This film is not just an usual comedy animated film, but it also contain musical and supernatural content. Since it is animated, the voice actor is needed. The male main character in this film is Victor Van Dort and it is voiceover by Johny Depp meanwhile the female main character known as Emily, she is a corpse bride, voice over by Helena Bonham Carter. Besides, Victoria Everglot is another female character which is voiceover by Emily Watson. Victor and Victoria are suppose to be getting married but somehow he met Emily. In this film, German Expressionism is involved. German Expressionism is a filmic style that emerged in Germany from 1919-1926. The animation in this film has the style of German Expressionism because the character are in distorted bodies and shapes. Besides, the appearance of the character in this film are also not like any usual ani

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