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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.
带着很高的期望去，反而觉得……嗯，一般。怎么说，主角一开始是loser相，过程光怪陆离，然后用复杂的逻辑讲了道理，后来主角学会了在宇宙中心做自己，最后上了高级动人的价值。就很，奇葩说？
年度动画片，皮克斯又一部纯熟与创意兼具的佳作。将爵士乐与心灵成长相结合，对心理意识的呈现似[头脑特工队]变奏，对生前死后之过渡边界的着力上承[寻梦环游记]，而本片的冒险历练主要在现实社会中展开，尤其强调琐碎生活中的【当下感知】，一如面包、秋叶与抚触脚边的海水，一如俩主角通过猫的中介达成身体互换，如孩童般初次体验并专注于全新的感知方式（人生成猫；几千年看遍世人的厌世之魂“下凡”初尝鲜活感知之流则同质于[柏林苍穹下]），出体与错位既使两人重新观照自我，交互成长，又予人足够笑料。皮克斯对抽象风格的融贯与将概念具象化、空间化的能力无与伦比：量子世界与洪荒宇宙叠交的生之来处与生之彼岸，毕加索风自如流变的异界管理者和拟态成冷抽象画的计算追猎者，忘我之境里的出神之灵与因过分执着而迷失的怪兽化灵体。（8.8/10）
赶紧多排片，把郭小四这种鸡贼劣币赶出去。这才是好片！
设定优秀、内容丰富、情感至深，细想之下可讲的东西太多了，而且画面和音乐也很优秀，视听体验非常好……
电影后半段我几乎是情绪失控的，哭得不能自已。忘我空间里那些吞没小人的黑色粉末很像抑郁情绪的具象化，不是每个人都能像22那么幸运有男主去把她拉出泥潭，但电影还是很有启示意义的，能平凡的活着，享受当下的每个看似不起眼的瞬间，就已经很厉害啦
看看现在的大陆动画片，《天书奇谭》绝对值五星。
除夕临近，看了这部“心灵鸡汤”式的皮克斯动画片，观感还算愉快，只是老套过多，欠缺新意。So so!
目标不是意义，无差别的每个当下碎片更不是。能组成完整的人生图景的拼图才是。
眼看着在电影院重映了，偏偏遇到疫情反弹，电影院又关了……没办法，只有在家里看看六公主的重播了。希望能够撑到疫情过去，坐在影院里再看一遍。这张电影票，我真的很想贡献！
中国现在连一部像样的动画片都做不出来~像天书奇谈这样的动画片太珍贵了~
具象的现实感官与抽象的灵魂世界，两者在作画风格上的全然对立和最终在情感上的有效统一是皮克斯数十年年来辛勤耕耘得来的水到渠成，其中的说教与结局的圆满这些或许诞生于妥协的产物总归令我心生遗憾，但人总是需要偶尔来碗浓香的鸡汤。
好好好，那个年代的中国动画片普遍带有对于现实生活的讽刺意味，但是现在这份讽刺已经全变成了幼稚
哲学上来看是非常硬核的片子，只是用普通人最容易接受、最容易记住的方式去讲述，“人生之意义”选择了这种大众方式去讲难免流露些说教之意，但这肯定不可能是创作者所在的层次，毕竟“人生的意义”在语言学层面上甚至是个病句呀。好莱坞编剧的基础人文底子是让人敬佩的。
看她飘向西藏的时候心酸了一下，一个人的生命就此开始了，用她对于整个世界的好奇和灵感。人生的每一步不在于意义，而在于走的每一步啊。突然又有了活着的动力。
看完感觉被包裹在柔软的毛毯里，灵魂得到安抚。在皮克斯的世界里，造物是宽容的。每一个得到地球通行证的人，他的到来都是因为曾找到那朵触发生之喜悦的火花啊。一旦这样想，就觉得平凡地活着，即便只是感受风带来的气息、伸手接住金黄落叶这样微小的瞬间，也足以称为生命的意义的。
是为一片叶子感动的瞬间，是海水覆盖脚丫的清凉，是躺在风口仰望天空的片刻。
先不说把灵魂窄化成“知道自己人生的意义”有多低龄，就说灵魂这种又虚又大的概念，是靠何等的鬼扯才能搭建出一套完整又基本合乎逻辑的小宇宙。。。这和《头脑特工队》不一样，性格形成论这种东西，很容易理解并产生共情，可是说到灵魂，说白了，纯靠编了。
全片最感动我的是22对走路、呼吸、味觉、那些活着的触感的描绘。很疗愈，让心脏重拾「活着真好」的跳动。举重若轻间就把生死那么沉重的事给讨论了，既成人又童话。扣一星是因为画风实在喜欢不起来，总觉得灵魂长得太草率了。
非常一般，连形式上的有趣都失去了。。。跟我很多年前的毕业论文一样，单薄的主题先行，努力堆砌仅有的看上去有点意思的细节，其实都很无聊且不一定可以自圆其说
Being alive means a lot.
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