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兩百萬 100分鐘 三個演員 兩個場景 一部電影 愛情值多少錢?愛情換來的200萬到底屬于誰=緊張激烈跌宕起伏猜得著開頭猜不到結局猜得到結局猜不到過程的100分鐘=一共才三位演員而且大多數場景是兩個人對手飆戲=一間密室一見空置的倉庫完成了所有的情節的需要=一部情節緊湊張弛有力導演牽著觀眾鼻子走的新銳電影。 愛麗絲的失蹤 演員太少了,使得三個人個個出彩,但是比較于愛麗絲的驚恐絕望大叫,小V的深藏不露兇殘蠻橫,丹尼才是整個電影里最為糾結最為出戲的那個角色。男豬柔弱憂郁的眼神讓老段想起了一級恐懼里的諾頓,碰巧長相上也酷似后來大紅大紫的諾帥哥,但是比起諾頓的處女作里面略帶本色的演出,這部小電影里男豬承擔了更多的責任,他是這出戲的始作俑者,將對立的綁架者和被綁架者之間有機的聯系起來,說通俗一點就是是腳踏兩只船,而他自己感覺還在岸上。 這部電影對于情節的推敲已經到了令人發指的地步,由于它簡單的布景和一條線的故事,導演組勢必在細節的處理上給足了力。就像一張白紙上下圍棋,一黑一白貌似一覽無余,然而卻毫無規律可言。而影片最大的優勢就是因為其對劇情的一再推敲,使得劇情的發展根本不具有可預見性,從而將可觀賞性推到了極致。當電影開始,觀眾已經上了導演的過山車,沒有時間和精力去恐懼和害怕,剩下的只是對這種快感的沉迷不能自拔。 片中涉及了兩種愛情,同性也好異性也好,都不是顯得那么純潔和無私,200萬就可以將什么信任愛情踐踏的一無是處,剩下的只是相互利用,相互欺騙,相互傷害。丹尼無辜的眼神溫存的話語,讓你在他的世界里猶豫不決,恐怕連他自己也沒有準備好 當事情朝著好多方向去的時候,你會發現壓根就沒有方向。 影片最后響起了優雅的音樂,天空依然蔚藍,一切仍未改變。
The first and third features from English filmmaker J Blakeson, who most certainly has a partiality for dark and queer characters. TDoAC is a three-person hostage thriller shot on a shoestring, in the mode of William Wyler’s THE COLLECTOR (1965), only more ascetic and messier.
The titular Alice Creed (Arterton) is a rich daddy’s girl, who is kidnapped by two ex-convicts Danny (Compston) and Vic (Marsan), things would go peachy for everyone had it not been the fact that Danny is Alice’s ex-boyfriend, and once this cardinal information is divulged, the whole shebang veers to murkier waters as viewers cannot ascertain who among the three would be the victor, each one seems to an unknown quantity.
The craft on show is adroit, the opening wordless sequences are neat and bracing shot and edited, they smooth the way for audience to gear up for what it is coming - a typical hostage situation set in a single, drab location, where a voluptuous Arterton has to undergo some roughhousing, being gagged, tied, undressed (the usual suspects of S&M fantasy), redressed, and later choked and slapped, but most humiliating of it all, urinating to a bedpan in front of two masked kidnappers.
Well, Blakeson does not actually go to extremes on the path to a torture porn, instead he manipulates various plot twists in a canny way that each time, when a character achieves some sort leverage, the table will be turned in a trice. Also, the fluidity of sexuality plays a major part in the double-cross/counter-double-cross gamesmanship, can sweet nothings soften the gun barrel pointing at your face? Twice out of three you might not luck out.
The long and short of it, TDoAC is an absorbing debut feature mines brilliantly into its meager resource and the outstanding performances from its three players. Can a cowing Eddie Marsan transform himself into a meek lover? You must see for yourself; whereas Martin Compston portrays Danny’s bisexual oscillation with adequacy and Arterton goes for broke in her birthday suit, when all is said and done, countering to what its title alludes to, “disappearance” could be a blessing in disguise.
However, in I CARE A LOT, a Rosamund Pike’s feminist vehicle, Blakeson’s irony and sarcasm goes pitch black. Pike plays a ruthless con woman Marla Grayson, who operates a company legally acquiring the guardianship of elderly people through a duplicitous scheme (often assisted by unscrupulous doctors and inane judges), so their assets are completely at her disposal (though on the face of it, the juridical procedures feel rather facile).
Her gravy train hits a snag when she milks a wrong cow, Jennifer Peterson (a nonplussed then fuming Wiest is always a corker), the apparently perfect candidate, affluent, childless, all alone in the world, actually has a formable friend at court, the Russian mafia boss Roman Lunyov (Dinklage). So when the gloves are off, it is Marla and her girlfriend Fran (González) versus the murderous gangsters, do they have a chance? Or, shall we care?
The answer is yes and no, the ineptitude of Roman’s riffraff is astonishingly shocking (what can you say? they botch not one but two cases of snuffing a defenseless, unconscious woman!), and Marla is depicted as an amoral overachiever, a stony-faced ballbuster, a totally unregenerate bitch (not a scintilla of remorse can be traced on her face), ergo, that really puts audience off from empathizing with her, save for the pungent disgust towards the American Dream she is spoiling for.
If its paint-by-number predator/prey dichotomy sounds trite, its David and Goliath tale seems incredulous and oversimplified, what saves I CARE A LOT from heading to the abyss is Pike. Tricked out in fetching attire and unflappable towards any threats shot at her from the other sex, her Marla is “Amazing Amy” with a vengeance and irrefragably batting for the other team (her affection for Fran is genuine, a viewer might second-guess Marla’s unspecified backstory, how her reprehensible carapace could be the outgrowth of the malefic influence inflicted by the world at large, and Fran’s female warmth becomes her only safe haven). Even in the absence of cordial redeeming feats, it is still riveting to watch Pike’s Marla in action, her fearlessness is both scary and inspiring, you hate her guts but also crave for her guts (or maybe just a part of) ambivalence is here to stay.
At last, Blakeson plumps for poetic justice to put paid to Marla’s unstoppable ascension (can it be construed as a veiled pro-gun testimony? In the United States, the only way for a poor, miserable guy to seek justice from a powerful woman is to use anti-personnel weaponry, how reassuring!), but it feels bathetic, unlike Martin Scorsese’s THE WOLF OF WALL STREET (2013), Blakeson doesn’t know how to dream up a proper coda for a repulsive character, he settles for the safest exit strategy, since everything in I CARE A LOT is Manichaean.
Elsewhere, a debonair Messina lights up the screen as an unethical, soigné lawyer who tries and fails to railroad Marla into dancing to his tunes; Dinklage is always an atypical screen magnet, here his surly temperament is a good match with Pike’s posh sharpness. From TDoAC to I CARE A LOT, the production design goes from drab to hip, Marc Canham’s hypnotic electronic buzz swells and intensifies, but Blakeson’s script and imagination seems to be impeded by a bigger scale and more handsome budget, is it the downside of the money monster?
referential entries: William Wyler’s THE COLLECTOR (1965, 8.0/10); Martin Scorsese’s THE WOLF OF WALL STREET (2013, 8.0/10).
Title: The Disappearance of Alice Creed
Year: 2009
Country: UK
Language: English
Genre: Crime, Thriller
Director/Screenwriter: J Blakeson
Music: Marc Canham
Cinematography: Philipp Blaubach
Editing: Mark Eckersley
Cast:
Gemma Arterton
Martin Compston
Eddie Marsan
Rating: 6.9/10
Title: I Care a Lot
Year: 2020
Country: USA, UK
Language: English
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Director/Screenwriter: J Blakeson
Music: Marc Canham
Cinematography: Doug Emmett
Editing: Mark Eckersley
Cast:
Rosamund Pike
Peter Dinklage
Eiza González
Dianne Wiest
Chris Messina
Isiah Whitlock Jr.
Damian Young
Nicholas Logan
Alicia Witt
Macon Blair
Celeste Oliva
Rating: 6.4/10
臺詞講究,沒有廢話。
人物性格鮮明,但都很現實。
愛麗絲前男友丹尼和獄中新結實男友維奇,在愛麗絲毫不知情下綁架了她,因為她的有錢爸爸。
有意思的是,反轉并不在丹尼計劃之內,愛麗絲掙脫后,被槍口所指的丹尼不得不拉攏前女友,說服她扮演人質。
愛麗絲也不是傻白甜,在一次體液交流后,順利拿到電話報警。卻被維奇發現(此處有些生硬),無奈之下也撒了一個謊,丹尼只是利用維奇。
維奇先發制人,丹尼雖中一槍卻僥幸逃脫,維奇最終死在丹尼槍下。
臨死之即,維奇將手銬鑰匙給了愛麗絲,逃出的愛麗絲找到了路邊轎車內做著美夢死去的丹尼(流血過多)。
愛麗絲則在痛哭一場后,拿著錢失蹤了。
所以,在綁架這種高危、高緊張狀態下,缺乏信任實在可怕。
人性的趨利,不考慮別人損失,很容易造成沖突。
總共就三人出場 卻將人物之間互相猜疑背叛欺騙的關系刻畫得極度精細 包括監禁 捆綁 排泄 施暴 虐待 同性戀 槍殺等等要素 綁架只是個幌子 精彩部分在裸體的丹尼舉槍用腳摁住舊情人的脖頸 以及最后的搏命戲碼等等 唯一遺憾是維克托最后給出的鑰匙 強行將結局引正了 期待導演剪輯腐二尸結局
唯一少的一顆星,就是給沒看到男男做愛的場面。我想在這種刀鋒浪尖里的做愛,才是最刺激最感人最銷魂的吧~
很有反轉和驚悚感覺的電影,節奏很好,情感表露到位,更有去年人氣頗旺的杰瑪·阿特登 很職業的寬衣解帶,要鼓勵。
扭得夸張了點,不過還是蠻有意思。大叔不走運,小弟很絕情,愛麗絲到最后是真的失蹤了。
同性戀異性戀雙性戀能同時共處一室的概率,估計要小于彗星撞地球。
一般般
這是一出舞臺劇 有同有異有雙
低成本類型電影典范,awesome
我們異性戀和我們同性戀是生活在同一個世界的。
三個人物,兩個主要場景,像這種小成本本就應該給些鼓勵、在這種極簡的條件背后需要的是劇作足夠的張力,觀眾才不會膩煩,本片基本做到了每二十分鐘一個轉折,后半段則更密集。雖然感情戲有點離譜,不過也能接受,雖然只有三個演員,但杰瑪與馬丁這都不是無名小演員,演得也好。胡子男也不錯。
這倆都sb吧,犯罪的時候最好別把愛的人帶上。
讓我吃了一大驚~
玉不琢不成器,好的題材需要大量的雕琢來呈現,這個片子缺點就在太硬了,細節上做的不夠,不是說鏡頭運動上的細節,是人物內向的心理變化與演進。尤其是最后女主角在車里哭的那個鏡頭,太短,不夠飽滿,該釋放的情緒沒出來,就落了下風。作為處女作,在商業和藝術的平衡性上做的很不錯。
特像舞臺劇
3個演員 幾個場景 最大的成本是燒了個車
我的天,我很懷疑給4星的你們是不是看到果體就興奮 忘了里面那些2B的橋段??有手槍 一槍把鎖頭打掉就行了還傻呵呵的跑回去找鑰匙2個綁匪相愛了 也就算了 之前還故意鋪墊2個人關系不是很好 好嘛 后來又要上這個女的 然后 這個女的 又傻逼的很!!!!!不知所謂!
前面有條不紊,后面亂了章法
持續不斷地疑惑和震驚......
精彩,一張一弛,把握得很好啊
用有限的空間營造出強烈的壓抑感,前面不錯后面松散了些,而且漏洞太多了,我要是能搶到槍還還去找什么鑰匙啊直接崩開鎖頭就得了,而且打了電話也沒警察來救人這真是……女主角的演技真是不錯~~~雙性戀男豬的臉很有說服力。看完片子上來標注才發現是英國出品,哈哈真不愧是大不列顛腐國人民