GOODBYE, DRAGON INN
A sad film about a sad fact: film as an artform is slowly dying; it may be transforming into a storytelling machine, but film is suppossed to be the great reflection we all need to keep us in check. Yikes. "Miss the old song of 60's"?
THE 60s was the time of discovering how to use film, and the 70s was the time where it was perfected and used, and the 80s just ignored all of it to tell stories about brats. Now all we can do is remake and rip off under the black umbrella of homage. It doesn't seem to be at the top of anyone's list to reinvent or discover. People may say, "what is there left to do?" I don't know, but I want to find out.
THE 60s was the time of discovering how to use film, and the 70s was the time where it was perfected and used, and the 80s just ignored all of it to tell stories about brats. Now all we can do is remake and rip off under the black umbrella of homage. It doesn't seem to be at the top of anyone's list to reinvent or discover. People may say, "what is there left to do?" I don't know, but I want to find out.
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