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A brilliant and outragously funny satire of society, 7 December 1999
Author: Dave Joerg ([email protected])
"Flodder" is one of the funniest movies ever made and few people realise that it is a Dutch movie made by none other than the Holland version of John Carpenter, the famous Dick Maas, author and director of the thriller "Amsterdamned". The Flodder family is the reincarnation of the term a-social. When the whole family bunch, basically all bastards, criminals and sluts must be relocated from their City slum because of toxic waste under their house, the city council house no choice. The only available space is in the "Zoendal" - the "Sun Valley" the best area in Amsterdam where all doctors, snobs and businessmen can afford to live their lives. And where the central point of interest and politics is the tennis club of the community. The Flodder family brings devastation to the tranquil world that ruled before. They are simply unbelievable. The characterisation is incredibly funny, beginning with Ma Flodder who searches other people's trash cans for food or making illegal liquor in her cellar and ending with the eldest daughter who is the biggest slut on earth. Together they make the most horrible family imaginable, a sort of immoral mirror image to the Brady Bunch or the Waltons. When the City counsel of Amsterdam hoped that the Flodders would show their good will to be more civilised in their new area, it turns out that Holland's most famous family would rather bring out the worst in the rich people of "Sun Valley"-wonderland. The rest is a hilarious, brilliant and well made social satire that can be watched as a provocative movie as well as a straightforward comedy. Dick Maas at his best. I salute him! Flooder was the Dutch smash hit in 1986 and brought two sequels and a tv series. All of the sequels were nice but not as great as the original.
Flodders (1986) is available on DVD in Germany in a dubbed German version in Dolby Digital 5.1. under the name:
"Flodders -Eine Familie zum knutschen"
Why is First Floor Features, the producer of the movie not bringing the Dick Maas blockbusters out on DVD in the Netherlands, I wonder. The are not even available on video there. These movies have so much potential, still to this day and have a huge silent but true following.
通过传输记忆，重新回忆一路走来的种种，猛然惊醒仿佛瞬移一般。看着自己代替自己与家人交流，越是熟练越是心疼，只有小狗发现了掌中痣的秘密。最后一次取下孩子的姓名，如爱人般交接象征身份的戒指，重新肩负使命完成最后的陪伴。
《天鹅挽歌》，天鹅临死时的叫声是最凄美的。科幻的外壳包裹着一个普通人弥留之际的道德伦理困境，克隆范畴的哲学探讨并不罕见，于是导演冷不丁的倒灌了一碗鸡汤，用爱来解释一切。
1.“爱”真的太美好了。2.前15分钟没有很好地建立起对这个新世界的印象，扣分。3.男主第一次听克隆人和自己妻子视频通话爆发争吵的那场戏，非常妙。4.“get well soon”是我喜欢的那种幽默。5.节奏非常舒服的片子，情感克制，观感良好，我喜欢。
故事的设定在未来的某个时间段，随手可见的高科技产品，最令人惊叹的是克隆医疗技术，不过克隆人这一设定并不新鲜。影片中最为感触的一幕是克隆人与卡梅隆发生争执，二人又在顶峰相遇共同面向夕阳，除了衣着不同，如同照镜子般，两人的和解也说明了彼此内心的和解。喜欢影片中卡梅隆和杰克的最后一次交谈，导演将镜头偏向卡梅隆，没有继续采用对称镜头，从而暗示了卡梅隆的离世，杰克将正式代替他活下去，导演将无声的告别诠释的十分生动有力。
究竟是什么定义了“我”的存在，身体和记忆完全一致，生物连续性和社会连续性丝毫不影响，这难道不是“我”么？看起来百利无一害的选择，“我”有什么可抗拒呢？除了自私、领地概念，还有什么不可接受的呢？真喜欢这种未来社会细节啊，家居、无人汽车、手表都像是很快就能实现的
最后poppy和Cameron的剪影重合在一个画面中，那句Always have and always will真的哭死。我一直等着悬疑反转，女医生是大boss，Jack变坏，但都没有。Cameron为了爱的复刻自己最终选择退出，Jack为他留出了最后一晚和家人相处时刻。男主开始的邂逅真的让人心动，真的是理想型。金球奖提名实至名归。今年暂时看到最爱的片子了
第一次在电影里体验到了最真切的“纠结且复杂的心情”
即使身体组成物质相同，思想相同，但那也不是我自己
(所以活着的时候一定要！Talk! Talk! Talk! 去爱，用尽眼角最后一滴泪水。
设定有趣，但整体流于肤浅，披着科幻皮的爱情片，基本都在回忆夫妻间的感情。。。
抛开伦理道德，爱绵长永存。与其说是伦理道德的博弈，不如说是人性与爱的较量。男主的每一个决定，反应，包括克隆人jack的每一个反馈和思想，都是人类内心深处关于自私的人性与爱的衡量。理解卡梅隆即将孤独死去无助愤怒的情绪，也理解jack惶恐，害怕，对未来不确定性表现出的惊恐乞求可怜的眼神。如果未来真的能做到indistinguishable，那么唯爱永生。
把告别这件事掰开了揉碎了讲到了心坎儿里TT被遗忘是一件痛苦的事
原主对克隆人的霸权在于：你要介入，借助，领取我的搭建的生命意义才得以存活。
电影大谈了关于定义与解构一个人，一个体、关系，痛苦和分崩离析。但当其重构 只是，没有心跳的拥抱，没有泪水的拥吻。
当死亡和感情发生矛盾对立的时候，该选择自己的视觉还是对方的视觉？无论哪种选择，都是基于“爱”，既矛盾又统一。“无论路上历尽任何的伤害，任由我决定爱不爱。祈求天地放过一双恋人，怕发生的永远别发生”
当死亡和感情发生矛盾对立的时候，该选择自己的视觉还是对方的视觉？无论哪种选择，都是基于“爱”，既矛盾又统一。“无论路上历尽任何的伤害，任由我决定爱不爱。祈求天地放过一双恋人，怕发生的永远别发生”
是不是一个梦
可能不是在卖设定，而是在讲人性。演得很稳，对新技术的憧憬、惧怕、憎恶，对家人的爱与不舍到放手都精确呈现，很惊喜的是奥卡菲娜演得很有角色信服感的同时又有自己的性格在。另外影片美术就真的很apple，外加一些黑镜味儿。然后，憋着不杠设定真的有点难受，不过既然也不是那种奔着票房去的强目的性片子，就算了。
我们不害怕孤独，我们更害怕被遗忘. 我们不害怕被欺骗，我们更害怕失去.
未来感太强了，癌症是终结人类的终极武器，再强的科技也不能在本体上延续，不过，所谓本体，又如何
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