这是Richard Lester最好的一个片。
An absurdist classic
This is a wonderful surreal comedy based on the play by Spike Milligan and John Antrobus. You know that it is going to be an odd film right at the beginning, when the opening credits list the cast in order of their height. The film begins with the BBC (Frank Thornton) telling us through the facade of an old television that this is the third, or is it the fourth?, anniversary of the shortest war in history, lasting 2 hours and 28 minutes. England is now a barren landscape, littered with derelict cars and buildings, hills of old boots, broken crockery, and other debris. Forty million people perished and there are only 20 known survivors. The Queen did not survive, and of the 20 known survivors the next in line for the throne is a Mrs Ethel Schroake of 393a High Street, Leytonstone. Among the other survivors are Ralph Richardson (O Lucky Man!) as Lord Fortnum of Alamein, who isn't looking forward to his impending mutation into a bed sitting room. Michael Hordern is Bules Martin, who wears a 18-carat Hovis bread ring. Spike Milligan is a postman who wanders around and delivers some memorable dialogue, for example: "And in come the three bears - the daddy bear said, 'Who's been sleeping in my porridge?' - and the mummy bear said, 'that's no porridge, that was my wife' ". Arthur Lowe is slowly turning into a parrot (which is then eaten by Spike Milligan), while his wife, the owner of her own death certificate, turns into a wardrobe. His daughter is pregnant with a strange creature, which she has held inside her for seventeen months. Peter Cook and Dudley Moore are a pair of policemen who perpetually tell the others to "keep moving!". Moore growls a lot and turns into a dog at the end. Marty Feldman is a wellington-boot-wearing nurse. It's a hilarious, absurdist treat, and one of my treasured filmic pleasures.
这会开得真的是解决问题，既优雅又高效。仿佛在讨论一个工作流程！
从信开始这电影节奏才开始好转，可当你准备进入电影里的时候电影却已迈向了结尾，在我看来完全可以切割掉的前半段，迷迷蒙蒙糊里糊涂，我知道这是一种状态，我知道这是一种状态就够了，我没必要再亲眼感受它一个半钟。
战争带来的混乱与癫狂，在淫乱开放的性爱中麻痹自己，朋友理想覆灭选择逃避现实，他的自杀给法比安带来摧毁式的精神打击，唯一聊以安慰的爱情也因为物质生活的匮乏离他远去投奔资产的怀抱。最终精神世界无以依托，只能付之一炬走向幻灭。
文学叙事电影，各种闪切、手持、广播、信件式表达。就是片长时长有点长，观看门槛拉升了。台词写得太好了！
3月看的电影，到了5月还会时常想起。这糟糕的生活，无处不在的无力感，割裂感，压的喘不过气来。
庆幸没有因为开头看不懂放弃。充满文学性的镜头语言，充满哲思和诗意的念白。影片快结束的时候还心想有点欣慰Fabian的角色弥补了Friedhelm（Unsere Mütter Unsere Väter里同样是Tom Schilling演的弟弟）带给我的伤害，然而结尾猝不及防…后劲十足
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活着才是侥幸，死亡才是必然。文艺青年总是无法和礼崩乐坏的时代共存，离去或许是最佳选择。相爱之人隔着玻璃吻别，但最终无法再次遇见意难平
观感极好。另一视角下的《柏林与亚历山大广场》。
我要加一星表扬自己现在还能看下去这样的片子哈哈哈
（20220801高铁G1672）
透过一夜反思我似乎还在那“黄金时代”停留，快速拼贴剪辑加上画外音的解说旁白再有独特的怀旧质感造就了这部超凡之作。两双蓝的让人动容双眼从月光洗礼的城市开始，到一切不复从前的结束，机遇是我们的本钱，法比安不惧怕任何事物即使纵情一跃也完成了时代句点～
看完后心情非常压抑，睡了一下午，出门去公园遛弯
A movie adaptation of the novel of the same name by Erich Kästner.
它是电影，它更是部魏玛时代的人类社会学的研究作品。180分钟每一帧都透着现实肉溅的血腥味儿，每一句台词都需深思片刻才能悟出答案，很深刻更意犹未尽（如“生活是我第二份工作）…临近片尾时莫名地感到忧虑和感伤，不知道为谁？还是为了什么？可能芸芸万物都相似吧…影片中有两处细节久久很难逃避，1、三处出现留声机播放音乐，瞬间把人带到另一个时空，或遐想或遮掩什么（音效处理得极为恰当好处）；2、则是妓女们抱起自杀好友的头用白手帕裹住其脖子，顿时有点想哭的感觉（尊重死者的尊严竟然出自妓女之手）…也许此片没有讲什么深刻道理，但它揭示的各色人等的日常是真实的，深刻的！
莱辛从一开始就眺望着远方，一切终将毁灭
科妮莉亚，她放弃了前途在每周三等待爱人，而她的爱人死在了那个充满希望的早晨，死在了他即将踏上火车前的几十分钟前，死的那么匪夷所思…他们再也不会相见
汤姆希林。浓浓的破碎感，好适合演悲剧。好多画面像油画。很美
3月看的电影，到了5月还会时常想起。这糟糕的生活，无处不在的无力感，割裂感，压的喘不过气来。
就像是克拉考尔社会学著作的电影版本，混乱的熵增导向疯狂的张力，事件变为即将到来之物。通过介于历史先锋主义以及Dogma95的主观视角祛除了有失真实的史诗光环，还原为一种正在经历的激进“此在”。《法》不是政治史，而是精神史，在高度分裂的影像碎片之中，影片的开场却以一个历史时间的长镜头宣告了巴赞摄影现实主义的终结，又在动线上与结尾的“下降”相对——作为对幻觉机制的进入和退出
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