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其貌不扬的美术馆警卫亚当成了一名艺术系女学生的期末作业，她野心勃勃要让他从头到脚彻底改头换面……山洼成都爱情故事世界奇妙物语 2009秋之特别篇黑暗摇滚阴阳相成东方中国梦爱情攻略 小姐誘心枪手比利火海情涛一生有你2019警徽天职识骨寻踪第二季桃色交易心动乐队星坠地球少女洛荷美妙天堂第三季理查二世苦涩的收获还好遇见你机关枪凯利的粉色人生中国诗词大会第三季潘多拉的果实~科学犯罪搜查档案~蓦然回首我的青春有片海银弹霹雳虚拟情人好想告诉你第一季月陨回声黑侠生物黑客第一季命运迷宫粤语伊丽莎白一世的密探丝路传奇大海图反贪风暴4(粤语版)野战惊魂B-PROJECT第二季干杯，女兵们圣人光环长安三怪探你不要走1978台湾版广岛幽灵等到满山红叶时
其貌不扬的美术馆警卫亚当成了一名艺术系女学生的期末作业，她野心勃勃要让他从头到脚彻底改头换面……山洼成都爱情故事世界奇妙物语 2009秋之特别篇黑暗摇滚阴阳相成东方中国梦爱情攻略 小姐誘心枪手比利火海情涛一生有你2019警徽天职识骨寻踪第二季桃色交易心动乐队星坠地球少女洛荷美妙天堂第三季理查二世苦涩的收获还好遇见你机关枪凯利的粉色人生中国诗词大会第三季潘多拉的果实~科学犯罪搜查档案~蓦然回首我的青春有片海银弹霹雳虚拟情人好想告诉你第一季月陨回声黑侠生物黑客第一季命运迷宫粤语伊丽莎白一世的密探丝路传奇大海图反贪风暴4(粤语版)野战惊魂B-PROJECT第二季干杯，女兵们圣人光环长安三怪探你不要走1978台湾版广岛幽灵等到满山红叶时
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1 ) 《人体雕塑》|非典型影评
《人体雕塑》|非典型影评
应该只有自己深爱的人，才会义无反顾的为他做改变吧。芸芸众生这么多人，自己固有的习惯那么根深蒂固，又何谈改变这件事呢？先开始接受，再慢慢到改变。接受女友的公众拥吻，这是新奇，这是不同。再到接受他们的亲密行为摄录下来，曝光在世人之前，又接受了女友吸烟和大麻，再到最后接受了“女友”很无理的请求，再也不跟自己曾经的好朋友讲话。从发型开始，过度到着装，再到自己的鼻子，自己身体的一部分—纹身。生活中的大多数时候，我们都有可能为这样或者那样的事情去妥协，去为他人改变，改变那些自己固有的生活方式和生活习惯。其实没有一个人能断定这种改变是好是坏。但是，这种改变会让你自己变成什么，这其实很难估量。对于男主来说，最坏的打算不过是重回婚姻市场，增加了撩妹和上床技能，倒也没什么损失。对于女主来说，最坏不过再变态一点，下次的艺术实验再fuck off一点令人惊艳。不过，两人最后相互遇见的时候，身上难免留存着在一起的回忆，就像是被别人深深伤害留下的伤疤，就如同雕塑，怎么可能不用刀呢？
反观艺术与生活，而生活何不是一种艺术品。需要自己在脑中去建构，去雕琢，去刻画。而女主利用感情和人性这个窗口去改造一个“它”，谎言解开那一刹那宛若一个骗局，不管是用什么骗术，等到解开帷幕那一刻却觉得太血腥而难以接受。毕竟，人心也是血肉做的。
对于最后那一幕的fuck off深有同感，你改变不了别人，让别人接纳不了你，那你就先改变自己呗，总有人喜欢你，总会遇到对你俯首称臣的人。
最后，趴在床沿的屁腚儿实在是最戳萌点的一幕了。其他的剧情冗余拖沓，真的是要砸烂番茄了。
应该只有自己深爱的人，才会义无反顾的为他做改变吧。芸芸众生这么多人，自己固有的习惯那么根深蒂固，又何谈改变这件事呢？先开始接受，再慢慢到改变。接受女友的公众拥吻，这是新奇，这是不同。再到接受他们的亲密行为摄录下来，曝光在世人之前，又接受了女友吸烟和大麻，再到最后接受了“女友”很无理的请求，再也不跟自己曾经的好朋友讲话。从发型开始，过度到着装，再到自己的鼻子，自己身体的一部分—纹身。生活中的大多数时候，我们都有可能为这样或者那样的事情去妥协，去为他人改变，改变那些自己固有的生活方式和生活习惯。其实没有一个人能断定这种改变是好是坏。但是，这种改变会让你自己变成什么，这其实很难估量。对于男主来说，最坏的打算不过是重回婚姻市场，增加了撩妹和上床技能，倒也没什么损失。对于女主来说，最坏不过再变态一点，下次的艺术实验再fuck off一点令人惊艳。不过，两人最后相互遇见的时候，身上难免留存着在一起的回忆，就像是被别人深深伤害留下的伤疤，就如同雕塑，怎么可能不用刀呢？
反观艺术与生活，而生活何不是一种艺术品。需要自己在脑中去建构，去雕琢，去刻画。而女主利用感情和人性这个窗口去改造一个“它”，谎言解开那一刹那宛若一个骗局，不管是用什么骗术，等到解开帷幕那一刻却觉得太血腥而难以接受。毕竟，人心也是血肉做的。
对于最后那一幕的fuck off深有同感，你改变不了别人，让别人接纳不了你，那你就先改变自己呗，总有人喜欢你，总会遇到对你俯首称臣的人。
最后，趴在床沿的屁腚儿实在是最戳萌点的一幕了。其他的剧情冗余拖沓，真的是要砸烂番茄了。
2 ) 你开始忘记你的模样
很喜欢,上等极品.
The Shape of Things
A film review by Christopher Null - Copyright ? 2003 Filmcritic.com
Neil LaBute, you're a cruel, cruel man.
After the somewhat senseless Your Friends and Neighbors and the bafflingly bad period piece Possession, LaBute has at last returned to his roots with the kind of story that made In the Company of Men such a kick in the nuts.
Not that it seems that way from the start. At first it looks like LaBute is taking us down the usual boy-meets-girl road, when a pudgy Adam (Paul Rudd) encounters Evelyn (Rachel Weisz) in a museum. LaBute quickly starts with the nuance: She's preparing to deface a statue in a museum because she believes it's "false art." More to the point: She's getting ready to spray-paint a dick on the thing because of her concern over old world censorship, which forced the artist to fashion a fig leaf to cover the phallus.
Soon they're a happy, if unlikely, couple: Evelyn's an arty über-feminist, Adam's an awkward and unsure English major. We're introduced to another mismatched pair, old friends of Adam: Perky blonde Jenny (Gretchen Mol) and über-asshole Philip (Frederick Weller), who are soon to be married in what Philip wants to be an underwater ceremony. It soon becomes clear that Adam and Jenny have lingering feelings for one another, though Adam continues to profess his undying love for Evelyn.
Before you stop reading and dismiss this film entirely, rest assured this isn't some bad Sandra Bullock movie. Something wicked is afoot in the relationship between Adam and Eve that goes beyond that fig leaf (yes, the Genesis metaphor is wholly apropos here). Evelyn is gently encouraging changes in Adam -- some good (lose a little weight, cut your hair), some less so (get a nose job). By the time we get to the gut-punch of a finale, Adam will be a changed man. Trying not to give away too much, I'll say that The Shape of Things is vicious but also very humorous. It's a bitingly dark and a lot of fun, even if you aren't looking for depth this weekend.
But depth it has, without being pretentious. By its finale, Shape presents a real moral predicament. Adam is being manipulated, but if it's (mostly) for the better, is that so wrong? This happens all the time in relationships, and no one ever minds. Evelyn's motivations should be beside the point, right? On the surface, the film's answer is obvious, but this is the kind of movie that makes you wrestle with the puzzle as you reveal another layer of psychoses underneath.
LaBute stages Shape much like the play it is based on (written by LaBute as well), often with only two of the principal actors in a given scene. The dialogue is very "play-like" as well, slightly unreal and meticulously deadpan. And so LaBute invites us to ask whether The Shape of Things is performance art -- something beyond a mere movie -- and that answer is an unqualified yes.
My only real beef with Shape is Weisz, who I adore as an actress but who tragically sheds her British accent for a nasal and badly forced American squeak. I'm not that impressed to believe that the off-key voice is meant to be part of the show. Imagine how much more menacing she would have sounded with her wicked, true accent.
Weisz has too much screen time to put it completely aside, but in the end it's not hard to let it go. The Shape of Things is a film about insecurity, appearances, and the perils of modern relationships. It's vicious and disturbing without resorting to shock tactics like Requiem for a Dream. It's clever and mean satire, but it's also one of those stories where you say, "Hey, that could happen."
The Shape of Things
A film review by Christopher Null - Copyright ? 2003 Filmcritic.com
Neil LaBute, you're a cruel, cruel man.
After the somewhat senseless Your Friends and Neighbors and the bafflingly bad period piece Possession, LaBute has at last returned to his roots with the kind of story that made In the Company of Men such a kick in the nuts.
Not that it seems that way from the start. At first it looks like LaBute is taking us down the usual boy-meets-girl road, when a pudgy Adam (Paul Rudd) encounters Evelyn (Rachel Weisz) in a museum. LaBute quickly starts with the nuance: She's preparing to deface a statue in a museum because she believes it's "false art." More to the point: She's getting ready to spray-paint a dick on the thing because of her concern over old world censorship, which forced the artist to fashion a fig leaf to cover the phallus.
Soon they're a happy, if unlikely, couple: Evelyn's an arty über-feminist, Adam's an awkward and unsure English major. We're introduced to another mismatched pair, old friends of Adam: Perky blonde Jenny (Gretchen Mol) and über-asshole Philip (Frederick Weller), who are soon to be married in what Philip wants to be an underwater ceremony. It soon becomes clear that Adam and Jenny have lingering feelings for one another, though Adam continues to profess his undying love for Evelyn.
Before you stop reading and dismiss this film entirely, rest assured this isn't some bad Sandra Bullock movie. Something wicked is afoot in the relationship between Adam and Eve that goes beyond that fig leaf (yes, the Genesis metaphor is wholly apropos here). Evelyn is gently encouraging changes in Adam -- some good (lose a little weight, cut your hair), some less so (get a nose job). By the time we get to the gut-punch of a finale, Adam will be a changed man. Trying not to give away too much, I'll say that The Shape of Things is vicious but also very humorous. It's a bitingly dark and a lot of fun, even if you aren't looking for depth this weekend.
But depth it has, without being pretentious. By its finale, Shape presents a real moral predicament. Adam is being manipulated, but if it's (mostly) for the better, is that so wrong? This happens all the time in relationships, and no one ever minds. Evelyn's motivations should be beside the point, right? On the surface, the film's answer is obvious, but this is the kind of movie that makes you wrestle with the puzzle as you reveal another layer of psychoses underneath.
LaBute stages Shape much like the play it is based on (written by LaBute as well), often with only two of the principal actors in a given scene. The dialogue is very "play-like" as well, slightly unreal and meticulously deadpan. And so LaBute invites us to ask whether The Shape of Things is performance art -- something beyond a mere movie -- and that answer is an unqualified yes.
My only real beef with Shape is Weisz, who I adore as an actress but who tragically sheds her British accent for a nasal and badly forced American squeak. I'm not that impressed to believe that the off-key voice is meant to be part of the show. Imagine how much more menacing she would have sounded with her wicked, true accent.
Weisz has too much screen time to put it completely aside, but in the end it's not hard to let it go. The Shape of Things is a film about insecurity, appearances, and the perils of modern relationships. It's vicious and disturbing without resorting to shock tactics like Requiem for a Dream. It's clever and mean satire, but it's also one of those stories where you say, "Hey, that could happen."
3 ) 呃……今年看过的最烂的片子
很无奈，我花了1.5元在学校视听室看完了这部片子orz
除了对话就是对话，
场景屈指可数
让我想起了徐静蕾的《梦想照进现实》
而且完全不知道导演要表现什么
长镜头 啊 长镜头
真的完全不知所云
服了……
最后一点只好快进看了，因为真的是看不下去了
除了对话就是对话，
场景屈指可数
让我想起了徐静蕾的《梦想照进现实》
而且完全不知道导演要表现什么
长镜头 啊 长镜头
真的完全不知所云
服了……
最后一点只好快进看了，因为真的是看不下去了
当一件事走到了尽头，那么它是如何开始的也就变得重要起来。
太邪恶了。。。。
毕业设计，社会学，改变，美国教育确实更开放，可以拿活人的感情做实验。烂片归烂片，女主很漂亮。
竟然发现我在09年就想看这片，不记得为什么，终于在2017看了之后，断续看了3天，最后发现还是部很戏剧很艺术很哲学很现实的片子。女主把男主“变”可爱了，他也'变“另一个人了。表面的东西真的会影响内在？
多少人是冲着《人体雕像》而不是《人体雕塑》去的，哎~
艺术系女生的爱情行为艺术，当爱情对象成为她的实验目标，古灵精怪变成了古灵惊吓。艺术无关道德，但以爱的名义试探人性突破底线，真的无关对错？
Neil LaBute真是台词大王。有幸排练过本片的两个桥段，可惜没能演出。特别喜欢这个故事以及Adam这个角色。如果能多一些场景，多一些内容的话会更让人容易接受。女主角用常人的眼光来看就是个残忍的变态，不可原谅，但这样的人其实比男主角更可怜。高潮戏看得我大呼Fuck，表演满分。就喜欢这种充满戏剧性/舞台剧感觉的电影。说是烂片的只是没耐心看下去罢了，现有的中字也的确翻译得很一般，如果英语水平合格，并了解美国文化的话，你不可能觉得是烂片。
哈？泡撸撅着个腚趴在床上亲女主的时候，我被那种蠢狗狗肉肉的萌感打倒了……
another drama，片子删改了些台词，而且我还是不太理解书名the shape of things， 什么东西说的是？电影里好像对艺术探讨得少了点。moralitists? pda,,,,,
有点mono－ha物派的意思。涉及到的艺术品的概念其实挺有意思的。但是由于在moral方面的冲突实在不好下评论
7/10耐心观看充满惊喜
人心这样东西有时候奇怪到你无法理解。这是人类的另一个未知领域。
不知所云，某些段落戏剧感太强。
我……擦……超黑暗 看得有点反胃= = 女主神经病到不行……大家演得很好！
如果不是那么喜欢的演员还真的看不下去…
故事本身是一件艺术作品，背景音乐很棒。
前半个钟头太拖沓不知所云；后半还凑合。这个moralitists have no place in a art gallery, 基本上black mirror 第一集用的背景框架是一样的，不过黑镜完全没把重点放这里。总的来说吧，烂片。
非常好看啊！严重怀疑Yorgos是看了这部，才对薇兹情有独钟的，这creepy劲太可以了。最后在艺术展现场两人对话那段的色彩调度简直太棒了吧，开始保罗叔叔背后是红+白的墙，穿着蓝色的衣服，薇兹背后是红墙，穿白色衣服带红色花瓣，然后转换成保罗叔叔背后红墙，薇兹背后白墙，转换之后她说了真话，真的神仙！评分低估计是因为台词比较拗口，脱胎于话剧导致电影感削弱，前80%看起来确实有点乏味。p.s.请看腾讯的版本，完整未删节。
Cynical yet sick
怎能叫人不崩溃！！