I originally enjoyed how it portrayed the immigrant dream of life in Anglo-America. She worked and adapted to society, as most immigrants do, but she also retains the perspective that immigrants tend to have: a dislike of their motherland. Well, it isn’t necessarily towards her motherland, more so the societal norms that often clash with that of Anglo-America.
Their is tension between her identity as a Korean and that of an immigrant that has fully assimilated to the norms of…
Je sais pas que j'ai vu. Ce film est tres français parce que il y a des scenes que je ne comprends pas. Je dois le revisiter...
I think what I appreciate most about this film is the way it deviates from any sort of political motive or presentation. It suits its title perfectly, “Come and See”, and demonstrates to you the effects of war not only on a societal basis, but it’s impact on underdeveloped minds like that of our protagonist.
We see him go through such trauma while also not fully understanding what is going on. Mentally lost, weakened by the continual deaths of those…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Jubilation. Egoism. Hypocrisy. Despair. All of these terms define what I witnessed when viewing quite possibly the culmination of Nolan's talent. Oppenheimer displays a poetic, yet tragic story of a man who flew too close to the sun. A man who was not capable of grasping the consequences of his achievements, or perhaps his mistake.
What Oppenheimer attempts to discuss is the subject of objective reality, where facts are universally true and there is no space or options available for…
