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One more (Druk, 2020)
Does the title and this poster not give you enough reason to want to watch this movie? In my opinion, no jokes – no. Actually, I wasn't planning on drinking today, but this movie makes me want to – I had 0.35 of grapefruit-flavored soju, I don't know the brand, and I won't post a photo – I drank it, so what's the difference what I drink. The movie isn't exactly amazing, but its strength is that it conveys a moral that was formulated in the Russian-speaking internet 16 years ago, but has never been voiced on the big screen – "if your life is gray, nothing brings you joy, and there are no emotions in it – get drunk, damn it." Well, from the point of view of the """message""", you can stop watching the movie now, that's the whole point. I would add that the authors understood that you can't romanticize alcoholism too much, so the ending is bittersweet, but mostly sweet rather than bitter – the last scene really resonated with me, especially with the music. I would say that Alex could watch this movie, but not really – firstly, he has already learned the main idea of the film through personal experience, not theory; secondly, it is more for older men, around 40-50 years old; thirdly, it has some sociopromiscuity, and as we know, we condemn that. In general, I have long wanted to watch it, mainly because of the title and the poster, and although it is not exactly what I expected – I thought it would be more upbeat and light, but it is a bit heavy in places – I didn't regret watching it.
Added 12 minutes later
No, the scene at the end still needs to be shown...
Almost at the very beginning, when the main character is immersed in grayness, there is a gray filter on the screen, and it is clear that nothing makes him happy – his friends tell us that he used to dance, he could dance very interestingly, they ask him to show it, but even when drunk, he is embarrassed to do it. And later he will refer to a sore back, that he is already old, and so on. However, when his students (he is a teacher) offer him a bottle during the graduation celebration, he drinks from it (this is essentially what is on the poster, the very end) and finally...
Does the title and this poster not give you enough reason to want to watch this movie? In my opinion, no jokes – no. Actually, I wasn't planning on drinking today, but this movie makes me want to – I had 0.35 of grapefruit-flavored soju, I don't know the brand, and I won't post a photo – I drank it, so what's the difference what I drink. The movie isn't exactly amazing, but its strength is that it conveys a moral that was formulated in the Russian-speaking internet 16 years ago, but has never been voiced on the big screen – "if your life is gray, nothing brings you joy, and there are no emotions in it – get drunk, damn it." Well, from the point of view of the """message""", you can stop watching the movie now, that's the whole point. I would add that the authors understood that you can't romanticize alcoholism too much, so the ending is bittersweet, but mostly sweet rather than bitter – the last scene really resonated with me, especially with the music. I would say that Alex could watch this movie, but not really – firstly, he has already learned the main idea of the film through personal experience, not theory; secondly, it is more for older men, around 40-50 years old; thirdly, it has some sociopromiscuity, and as we know, we condemn that. In general, I have long wanted to watch it, mainly because of the title and the poster, and although it is not exactly what I expected – I thought it would be more upbeat and light, but it is a bit heavy in places – I didn't regret watching it.
Added 12 minutes later
No, the scene at the end still needs to be shown...
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Almost at the very beginning, when the main character is immersed in grayness, there is a gray filter on the screen, and it is clear that nothing makes him happy – his friends tell us that he used to dance, he could dance very interestingly, they ask him to show it, but even when drunk, he is embarrassed to do it. And later he will refer to a sore back, that he is already old, and so on. However, when his students (he is a teacher) offer him a bottle during the graduation celebration, he drinks from it (this is essentially what is on the poster, the very end) and finally...
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