克罗索巨兽

虽然我觉着看的时候并不觉得能直观的体现女主是在一个醉酒的状态的，但是影片的确有尝试在表现女主的醉酒状态下的特殊。

而这个点就是

眼妆（？？）

直接上图

这是喝之前的（前一天也有喝）

喝之后宿醉醒来的

在喝的时候的

最后在首尔的，那时已经几天没喝了

可以看到虽然不是很直观，但是女主在不同状态下的眼妆的确是有不同的，这虽然不能在观影上起到一个良好的引导作用（所以就有了那个突然晕倒但其实是醉倒弄得好多人一脸懵逼的情况），但也算是可以作为一个依据去解释影片中女主的一些诡异举动吧。

如果刚好有二刷的话也许能作为一个细节注意一下。

最后吐槽一下，整个影片整体来说对于醉酒的特殊精神状态表现上效果属实是差，很多时候你都感觉不错这些角色醉了，这也导致观影者有时无法理解那些角色的所作所为，如果能够更加充分的把角色的醉酒表现出来整个影片估计能够上一个层次。

怪兽在市中心同一位置每天同一时间像打卡考勤一样来破坏，棒子市民为啥仍然还是不离不弃，在废墟里班照上舞照跳吃嘛嘛香跟没事一样？怪兽最后一次出现了，大家伙全都像初次见面一样惊愕的盯着怪兽看来看去，就是没人逃跑，直到怪兽开始破坏了才恍然大悟:我们应该逃跑啊！拜托人家已经在首尔破坏了一个多礼拜了你们还在纳闷个啥？

The fourth feature of Spanish genre-bucking filmmaker Nacho Vigalondo (whose debut film TIMECRIMES 2007 is a mind-boggling wheeze on time-loop), COLOSSAL is a shaggy-dog story which marries a woman’s striving for temperance and getting her life back on track in the middle America with a kaiju’s mysterious manifestation in the hub of Seoul, thetelekinetic synchrony of their actionsflouts any rationale but it is an ingenious premise to tickle audience’s interest.

Gloria (Hathaway), a jobless writer has a drinking problem, is unceremoniously dumped by her piqued boyfriend Tim (Stevens) and has to move back to her hometown. She touches base with her childhood friend Oscar (Sudeikis), who is congenial enough to offer her a job as a barista in the bar where he has inherited from his father, although it isn’t a perfect option for a woman who tries to dry out, but a woman needs to survive, Gloria takes the offer.

When a Brobdingnagian monster repeatedly materializes in Seoul at the exact same place and same time (8:05 a.m. in Gloria’s time zone) and afterward vaporizes into the thin air, a personal tic triggers off Gloria’s curiosity and following a simple experiment it certifies that the monster is actually her avatar: if she walks into a playground nearby exactly at that time, the monster will simultaneously appear in Seoul and whatever she does during that special spatio-temporal frame, the monster will follow suit, which means it can wreak disproportionate havoc to the city of Seoul. If that is the case, why not staving off from the magic playground at that particular time, everything will be easy-breezy. Nevertheless, the plot thickens when Oscar steps in, it turns out that a giant robot is his remote avatar, Gloria must thereby handle with care of their increasingly passive-aggressive relation especially after she spends a romantic evening with their common friend Joel (Stowell), because it seems that Oscar is enamored with her, or is he?

What follows is a rather unexpected change of gear, the movie’s light-hearted backbone and absurdity subsides when Oscar lets rip his domineering bearing over Gloria by threatening to rampage Seoul if she disobeys, and more upsettingly, there is no specific reason behind his transgression, it is not that he is driven by jealousy or a past grudge, it is just his complexion, a self-hater who takes insidious pleasure in making other’s lives miserable, which essentially stems from his own unhappiness, stuck in a dead-water life in a small town. As a barkeeper, there is not much deal he can bargain, but now, possessed with the destructive superpower, he has the leverage to hector Gloria into subservience, and it is not difficult to detect its mordant connotations pertaining to today's reality (an egoist's bullying culture) and a slightly offensive sideswipe at small-town dweller’s low self-esteem.

How can Gloria defeat this man-demon in her own way without a third-party’s involvement (its shoe-string budget doesn’t allow it)? Vigalondo again proves his innovativeness (with a junket trip to Seoul as its rewarding divvy)in the genre storytelling, after a convenient memory recovery of what instigates their avatar’s presence in Seoul in the first place, which happened 25 years ago when both Gloria and Oscar were school-kids (a cheap CGI of thunderclaps is a requisite for the scenario), Gloria outsmarts Oscar with a deus ex machina (which has no logic groundings but story-wise, an emboldening maneuver) and triumphantly humbles her indomitable nemesis. In toto, gingered up by two outstanding performances from Hathaway and Sudeikis, in particular the latter’s gradual metamorphosis from a goody-goody to an obnoxious sadist, COLOSSAL shores up a strong feminist manifesto of a woman’s own freestanding ritual of finding back her mojo, against its built-in limits in rounding out its yarn of incredulity.

referential point: Gareth Edwards’ GODZILLA (2014, 6.4/10)

人与巨兽的联系是非常棒的创意，可惜主角设定上的瑕疵，即使她最后拯救了世界，也难以与她共情。

故事讲述颓废又酗酒的失业青年Gloria被男友赶出家后回到家乡小镇。

一次偶遇年少好友Oscar，迷茫的生活似乎有了转变，她来到Oscar的酒吧兼职服务员，Oscar也热情地为Gloria空荡荡的房子增添家具示好，但Gloria似乎读不懂Oscar的好意，与Oscar的好友眉目传情甚至发生one night stand。

期间，世界发生一件大事：远在大洋彼岸的韩国被突如其来的巨兽肆虐，全国高度警惕巨兽的再次到来。

Gloria渐渐发现自己与巨兽的联系：她就是巨兽，巨兽就是她，只要Gloria出现在小镇的公园空地，巨兽就会出现在韩国，并且二者动作一致。

这一诡异的发现让Gloria心生歉意，原来她在无意中使那么多人丧生。

但巨兽不止Gloria，Oscar也控制着一头巨型机器人。

索爱不成的Oscar恼羞成怒，以成千上万的性命控制着她。

不堪忍受的Gloria利用对称原理，来到韩国，控制着出现在小镇的巨兽，将失去理智的Oscar抛向远方，故事到此结束。

影片于2015年拍摄，2017年上映，就创意来说，在我目前的观影量里绝无仅有，可惜在主角Gloria的人物设定上，个人目标，特别是道德品行上的设计莫名其妙。

Gloria没有对电影中任何一个男角色产生情感。开场同居的纽约男友忍受不了Gloria的谎言和颓废，要求结束关系并希望对方好好找工作好好照顾自己，而回到家乡的Gloria后来确实这么做了，但又很难理解她与另外的角色发生关系是为何。

而Gloria对Oscar的示好却又全盘接受，从未对Oscar明确二人关系，观感上就像吊着一个对自己献殷勤的男人一样，实在令人费解。

写完这一通后忽然觉得Oscar有点可怜…

以上。