“林真心”你不是喜欢刘德华么，原来也喜欢张雨生。

我也很想知道那买花的婆婆在哪，我只要一朵，一天就足够了，我要回去狠狠的痛扁我自己一顿，好像办不到…………

很怀念，虽然我不在台北，也更想去日本，真的很怀念，游戏厅，小吃………………还有我以前的家…………

你…………我也想回去，大声的告诉那个“林真心”我最真实的感觉，我错过的那个人…………

还好没在电影院看到这部片子，我也有类似的感觉，要是泣不成声了怎么办

我…………也想回到过去，好想好想

不只是想见你，还想做没做的事，看不知道的事，想站在一个人面前说……“我喜欢你”

想站在一个人面前说“对不起”

想现在一个人面前说“我真混蛋”

想对你……………………

但感觉演员的演技还是欠了些火候，当然鬼除外哈，鬼还是很吓人的。这部片子墨西哥风浓郁，驱魔环节尤甚，但墨西哥巫医演得全程没几个表情，话也不多，甚至可以用木纳来形容（当然巫医人品还是杠杠的）可能是剧本要求还是其他原因不得而知。在鬼吓人环节很惊艳，但整体拍摄效果一般，剧情不深，鬼的ip悬念也不深。拍摄手法上比不过安娜贝尔系列。

这个剧本身就是泡沫下饭剧，看就图一乐。谍战逻辑经不起推敲，看着就是看帅哥美女谈恋爱啥的。

但是看剧之外都在心疼余小晚，那那个为国家牺牲的肖正国呢？谁在意过。

暂且不论装成肖正国的陈山本人是否是好人，在余小晚明知道面前这个肖正国是假的的时候，她难道就没有一点疑虑这个人是否会为自己的国家带来灾难，还有真正的肖正国呢。难道不是因为自己的私心，她对面前这个男人有好感，所以她无条件信任他，只凭自己的感觉。辛亏陈山是好人，如果他真的为日本人做事呢？她是不是恋爱脑，而且是不为国家安全考虑的恋爱脑。

她对肖正国，一直都不友善。别说她是因为父母之命，没有办法，才嫁给肖正国的。无论她出于什么原因，既然嫁了，就应该想到嫁人的后果。而且她凭什么对她的丈夫吆五喝六看不起他，而且她的丈夫为国家，为人民亦不是她口中软弱无能的人，肖正国对余小晚谨小慎微，只因为他喜欢她，尊重他，想跟她共度余生。

我们普通人如果讨厌一个喜欢自己的人，会伤害他吗？我不能，哪怕我不喜欢这个人，我知道他喜欢我，我只会离他远远的，不会在言语上讽刺他。如果我知道有人用他的身份替代他，我会担心他，不是因为喜欢，哪怕是旁边一个普通人。

她去上海可怜，自己做饭生活。在重庆没有肖正国，她不是也好好的生活，我们毕业踏上社会不都是一个人有什么好可怜的？

这部电视剧可能是我接触到的除还珠格格之外的第一部宫廷剧，不是宫斗而是朝廷的斗争，机智果敢的纪晓岚，谄媚狡猾的和珅，仁德之治的皇上，这一对铁三角也是永远在我们心里，是这么一个天团，没有青春偶像的年轻帅气，但以情动人，有一种让人心里很舒服的感觉，虽然和珅和纪晓岚斗的是如火如荼，但仍然透过屏幕能感觉到他们之间的彼此爱护，虽然和珅对纪晓岚是种种刁难，但纪晓岚总是以儒家的和气相待，举手投足间，纪晓岚是如此的儒雅睿智，虽然根据历史，可能纯属虚构但仍是一部不可超越的经典，事过境迁，这部剧不输丝毫。

了不起的老爸 中式父子关系的读解1.要有个loser装扮的老爸。开出租车，爱喝酒，大腹，强势训斥儿子，丧妻，否定儿子的一切。2.要有个固执的儿子。生活在母亲离世，眼疾看不清路，父亲强势又无能，固执的喜欢并追求什么，比如马拉松。不喜欢弹钢琴又被父亲强迫弹琴。3.要有个与儿子同龄的两小无猜女孩。喜欢并欣赏男孩爱追求的劲头，弹琴好，陪伴鼓励男孩所追求的，马拉松。4.要有转折。葱父亲呵斥儿子禁止跑步到被儿子的努力跑步所感动，转折点在于同理心。理解儿子跑步的初衷是受到了已故跑步妻子的鼓舞。开始陪伴儿子完成马拉松比赛。5.要有泪点。陪伴儿子跑步的过程是父亲由loser形象向不屈服生活强者站立的过程，从陪跑员意外跌倒到放手让儿子跑完，从儿子跑完后自己一瘸一拐完成比赛，人物形象完成了破与立的蜕变。6.要有合适的档期。父子题材+励志圆梦+体育项目达成，需要合适的档期，六月的父亲节是个很好的切入点。7.票房产出1.5亿，人物剧情类电影成本大项在演员费用上，除了王砚辉，其他基本成本不大。腰部搞投入产出比，口碑九成优异，导演团队会获得更多机会。

一、致命探戈

探戈是跳给自己和舞伴的，而不是秀给别人看的。

No mistakes in the tango, not like life.It’s simple. That’s what makes tango so great.If you make a mistake,get all tangled up, just tango on.—《Scent of a Woman》

探戈，是一种韵律感极强的双人舞蹈。在跳舞的过程中，男女双方贴得较紧，且需要男士环绕搂过女方的双臂，因此探戈又被戏称为“情人之间的秘密舞蹈”。

【详细】

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男主：义乌的脸，暗恋老师，姐弟恋？男主朋友：死娘炮儿。老师：和这种人怎么谈上的恋爱？金好男朋友；怎么喜欢的老师？钞能力呢？开保时捷+300w随便获得。

莫名巧妙的剧情，配上莫名其妙的设定。我真的尴尬癌药犯了，不是因为流浪地球2场次少+闲着没事，真不会买这票。

男主偷拍一张就完了，还要追上去，追上去被撞，莫名其妙的设定没死，进去第一件事你先玩个滑梯？随便偷了东西出去就能实现梦想。呃=我变成鹅（为什么不是想吃鹅，想要鹅宠物？）变金好男朋友=直接交换（为什么不是金好喜欢男主？而且都还没从鹅变为人身）300w的律师和平民住一个病间？警察不收手机，被医生收去？带着人去ktv找一群二次赖，全开麦唱尬歌？大晚上站在天台汗滚？为了洗钱300w说是转到一张新卡，我一个学生都知道要么开店要么分批转，你一次打300w到一张卡不怕人怀疑？

说是一坨答辩都是表扬，答辩都不是，写影评纯打发时间用。问我为什么不走？我朋友不好意思提前离场

Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendon?a Filho’s third feature, sharing both director and writer’s credits with his production designer Juliano Dornelles, BACURAU, which means “nightjar” in English, is the name of a remote village in Brazil’s backcountry, where our nominal protagonist Teresa (Colen) returns to attend her 94-year-old grandmother’s funeral, who is the matriarch of the place, yet the villagers start to realize something uncanny is underfoot: the bullet holes on the truck which transports water for their daily use, a saucer-shaped drone materializes out of nowhere, the advent of two shady cross-country motorcyclists (Teles and Saboia), and most bizarrely, the village completely vanishes from all the digital maps.

After two villagers are shot point-blank when they discover the family of a nearby farm has been ruthlessly slaughtered, the bizarre lay of the land begins to clarify itself: a team of American mercenary gunslingers, led by Michael (Kier), is going to annihilate the entire village for pecuniary gain (one can fairly guesstimate who is their funder), and the whole village rises to the occasion collectively and valiantly, a climatic, Tarantino-esque pitched battle will settle the score once and for all, Manichaean and stirring like a vintage oater/slasher, and heads will definitely roll.

Awarded with Cannes’ Jury Prize, BACURAU assertively establishes Mendon?a Filho’s move into the magic realism with vim and vigor (an idiom rooted profoundly in South America’s cinema soil): a clamorous funeral ritual where no tears is shed, in lieu there are pensive looks, exclamation and spiritual celebration; absurd encounter between villagers and two outsiders with tension sizzling underneath the casual pleasantries; and the virile braggadocio embodied by Lunga (Pereira, a queer actor who is famous for his cross-dressing flamboyance), the tribal warrior vowing for retaliation to the American intruders. While the interrelationship among those mercenaries borders on clichés of vulgarity, ethnocentric swagger and disturbing racism (one of them confesses that he balks at the idea of initiating a killing spree stateside, and is very grateful to the opportunity of unleashing his trigger-happy monomania onto another continent/race), one can clearly read Mendon?a Filho and Dornelles’ grievance towards Brazil’s current despondent political climate (the virulent influence of USA) and the country’s own troubled post-colonial identity, where repressed anger and poetic justice make the fur fly in its gory but cathartic showdown, precipitated by a nude couple’s composed self-defense, elated by the throbbing electronic backbeat from its composers, but also muddled by Michael’s own equivocal, self-defeating caprice (and a blink-you-will-miss-it apparition).

Among the vast and capable cast, Mendon?a Filho and Dornelles venerably put two cinema icons in the foreground, veteran Udo Kier pointedly underlines an arresting madness in his mad-keen glare whereas a cantankerous S?nia Braga runs away with the undiminished strength and steely resolution residing inside an old guard. BACURAU might not possess the slow-burning dramaturgy and reflective sensibility which grace Mendon?a Filho’s AQUARIUS (2016), but as a genre-bending anomaly, it is an enterprising doozy highlights an emboldened Mendon?a Filho’s gutsy exploration out of his own comfort zone.

referential entries: Kleber Mendon?a Filho’s AQUARIUS (2016, 8.3/10); Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn’s THE DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN (2016, 7.9/10); Joaquim Pedro de Andrade’s MACUNAIMA (1969, 6.6/10).