IN SHANGHAIIn Shanghai Lou Ye, 2001short FilmIn Shanghai or the eyes of a Chinese director of his city, Shanghai, Communist economic center , but also megalopolis with many faces ...Lou Ye is a great filmmaker. After having the success that we know for the sublime Suzhou River, the young director of the sixth generation is coupled to the design of this short film about Shanghai, the city of his heart , beautiful and multicultural . Camera in hand ( for lovers is a Sony DSR- PD150 DVCam ... ) for subjective , Lou Ye rhyme begins this urban plan by a girl asleep on a bed. Slowly the camera moves out of the suburb where this unknown young woman is given the arms of Morpheus , better visit this city that is Shanghai. The narrator who is also the hero says in voice-over that he loves this megalopolis . It focuses on the residents of these neighborhoods without cloth and without resources where most of the native population of Shanghai Lodge . Indeed the streets Zongshan Donglu which contains the Bund, Pudong, the famous Oriental Pearl is not the stock market and everyone. We must go farther Jingan District to discover the social wealth of this city . Why attach immense cold and nervous architectures while the Shanghai Blood flows through the veins of its rural ? It's a little message Lou Ye through this short film ."You can guess who they are, but we can never really know "Lou Ye eradicates a rare cinematic power of this often precarious and old people waiting on the bus every morning to go to work and make the Chinese economy humming .The old streets of the city like the nearby temple Cheung Hong Bund to the bank of the Huangpu , the filmmaker does not recognize the city. As if all these steel towers of the 21st century had absorbed the social essence of the " Paris of the East" .Lou Ye then takes us on a visit to the arcades , discos, clubs, dances, flashy locations and disconnected from the reality of ordinary people in the middle of poverty which is near workers and street vendors where people drown their defecation in water by putting the edge of an old tub ... This is a new look for the Western .Finally, after making stops in a dangerous Shanghai streets by night , the hero wakes up in the morning director in a corner near buildings unsafe and fixed on the face of a shy child , concluding : "The only thing that matters is Shanghai . "By these words Mr. Lou Ye, I bear you my esteem .
想起以前自己在外不顺利的时候，妈妈喝醉了打电话过来，说对我工作最大的希望就是开心轻松，并能健健康康、欢畅快乐地生活着。我听着听着快哭了。而这次，我终于哭了出来。
脑洞创意绝了，中间部分很有那种人生模拟器的感觉，通过不同的选择拥有不同的人生，不停的进行宇宙跳跃过上不同的人生。那个进行宇宙跳跃前要做很奇怪的动作，真的好好笑，那个屁股塞什么的，玩得真大。料理浣熊王的梗也超好笑。
可以把那些自称空想的浪漫或者平行宇宙的垃圾扔进垃圾桶了，当别人还在惊奇于另一个平行宇宙的自己时，本片已经在通过平行时空解构亲情，爱情以及命运的抉择与永恒，并能不甚说教地带给人欢乐，感动与思考了。
够疯癫够大胆的多重宇宙设定配上简单内核亲情故事，每个宇宙埋足彩蛋毫不收敛。报税季大战 IRS 加持甚至有点想起当年《Zootopia》的 DMV。最近北美华裔电影连连发力，继《Turning Red》之后又一部爽作。另：足够气死中夹英警察
▫️至于本片的想象力，不错，但我个人也不喜欢那些生硬塞入其中的低俗段子。
我不管啊谁懂！用科幻构思、虚无主义、多重空间来包裹一场母女吵架，思维伴随着眼花缭乱的剪辑极端荒唐下去，女人在多重宇宙里看见自己的无数可能只是一个开始，后面更像是描绘一场女人的革命，变成石头是最消极的后果但同时也是最安详和平的宿命。不得不说后半部分的落脚点确实有点无聊，但是谁懂，电影终于肯脱离父与子的精神联结而转向去谈母亲孩子，并理解母亲。爱虽然俗却会让人哭。
在这个世界里，你可以很快乐。
开头处理得太凌乱了，后面因为被煽到所以看得有点生气。I’m so NOT prepared for this. And the mommy issues are so damn REAL. Fuuuuck. FUUUUCK. (Also I chose the BAGEL to avoid all the overwhelming stuff in THIS universe. I still believe I made the right choice. @永樂大戲院
好像近年都有一两部处理类似议题的中外华语片对照，19 年是《慕一伟》和《别告诉她》，21 年是《宇宙探索编辑部》和《瞬息全宇宙》。剧本用高概念包裹一个极其坚固的情感点，由此延伸爆发出充沛的想象力，好莱坞在此基础上用工业水平展现出全面碾压的势态。
而站在女儿的角度，我跨越无数的宇宙寻找妈妈，只希望她能真正的看到我的内心世界。
3、创新：绝对有，把已经玩烂的平行宇宙写出花了
如果故事在石头宇宙结束，本片将成为虚无主义者的有力宣言；但最后四十分钟，导演仍然告诉我们爱可以解决一切问题。至少在今天，我想这个主题带给我们的精神价值已经足够。
如此“天马行空”的电影不值得五星吗
前期为了营造生活潦倒以及不如意的戏份真的很尬，幸好剧情发展节奏较快不然真的是灾难；变成石头的创意很惊艳，提高了本片的格调
凡是前期大吹大擂的影片，真正看到时往往会不尽人意。这不仅是因为口碑的假象无限拔高了人们期待，更是因为作品本身确实承载不了那些溢美之词。片中一些视觉设计还算不错，石头的点子也算合适，除此之外再没有值得一提的部分了。
再说内核，这片女主的种种生活囧境（事业，老公，女儿等等），最后靠“回忆”和所谓的“爱”，就都搞定了，也太童话了吧，真是包治百病。完全是“主观臆想”，这片就是“天马行空”的爆米花煽情烂片。实在闲的没事，看个热闹算了。（我也是真够闲
用最出奇的形式讲了一个内核最传统的故事。过程真的屡次突破预期且超级好笑，完全值得五星。只是如此天马行空的想象力最后迎来一个无趣的结局，还是感觉非常可惜。丈夫这个角色没有存在的意义也撑不起这么重要的戏份。女儿不应该需要母爱来拯救，就放她去往bagel的另一面不好吗…虽然讲的是同一个故事，但相比之下Turning Red在意识上要更有突破性。
这是碳基生物能想出来的电影？！致郁又治愈，好笑又好哭，是今年看过的最佳电影了！
Everywhere：我已尝过千百种人生，他们都同样无趣。
“你越一无是处，就越无所不能”
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