A movie starring Milla Covic, the title of which is related to money.

◆ Original name: Million Dollar Hotel

Translation Name: Million Hotel/Million Dollar Hotel/Rabbit Hotel Murder

◆ Director: wim Wenders WIM Wenders

◆ Plot: Bono

Nicholas Klein

◆ Actor: Jeremy Davies Jeremy Davies

Milla Jovovich, Milla Jovovich

Mel Gibson

Jimmy Smits Jimmy Smith

Peter Stormare peter stormare

Amanda plummer amanda plummer

Gloria stuart Gloria Stuart

Tom bower tom bower

◆ Type: reasoning/thriller/plot

Film length: 12 1 min.

Last screening: 2000

◆ Country: USA/UK/Germany

◆ Language: English

◆ Screen: Chinese/English

◆ Document: 2CD 49 x 15MB

◆ Link: /title/tt0 120753/

Scoring: 5.4/ 10(4602 votes)

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◆ Video size: 640 x 256

◆ Compression format: XviD+AC3

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◆ Introduction:

In Wenders's image world, emotion is a kind of air, breathing the hearts of metropolises, a yearning disillusionment, a disillusioned desire, a lost myth. It lingers and stops repeatedly until everything is still, and emotions will float into the dust of memory, which can never be precipitated, and can only be pursued and reflected constantly. The recent work "The Million Dollar Hotel" is said that the original idea was to make a futuristic science fiction film, but later, considering the cost, time and space returned to the present tense. A suicide happened in an outdated mansion in Los Angeles, vaguely reflecting whether the complex environment or crazy human nature forced individuals to the brink of loneliness and despair. The naive big boy has a spiritual admiration for this mysterious and lonely poetic girl who likes to bury herself in the pile of books. She is called the guitarist of the fifth mysterious creator of the Beatles. Everyone in the hotel directly or indirectly forced the protagonist to say, "After I jumped, I found that life is perfect, life is the best, full of magic, beauty, opportunities and TV, full of surprises, and then the best ... better than anything, of course, because it is true." The burden imposed by the beautiful world, jumping off a building, and even mechanized agents borrowing high-tech monitoring equipment to track down and handle cases all symbolize the upward promotion of the subconscious voyeurism crisis. It seems more and more difficult for people to breathe the true feelings of modern people. Under the blue lens, Million Hotels has brought more question marks in a depressed and crazy state. Although the positioning and personality of the characters seem a bit abrupt, they are still masters! I will always smell a little beauty of indifference and despair!

Million Hotels may be a two-way reflection of Bono's music and video on Wenders. 1984 Wenders' Paris Texas inspired U2' s album Joshua Tree. When the orchestra filmed a music video for the single in the series "On the Street Without a Name", the idea of lead singer Bono shooting a film on the roof of the hotel where it was filmed took shape. The lonely melancholy of travelers spread by Wenders' films always makes the creative mood of singers such as Ry Cooder, nick cave and Lou Reed looming. Bono made a score for his play this time, which was adapted from the book The Land Under Her Feet by British writer Salman Rushdie, at the end of the film. Full of singing, gave a mysterious tribute to the movie heroine Eloise. Bono was confused and gentle, and the string arrangement in the later period of craig armstrong suddenly aroused everyone's emotions, not to mention the exquisite production by Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno. The MDH band composed of U2 members Brian and Daniel seems to have turned the improvisation of rock music into the most casual, gorgeous and free-and-easy jazz experience. "Never Let Me Go", co-produced with Nicholas Klein, a screenwriter friend of Wenders, is a confession of the hero Tom's sadness and emotional injury, and the musical form is excellent in emotional brewing. As soon as Bono's voice came out, the feeling of loneliness reappeared. The heroine Milla Jonovich's Satellite of Love is lazy and arrogant, and the wanton personality tone from quiet to crazy brings auditory surprises to the soundtrack. The thick emotional melody under the jazz coat, the horn, tambourine and guitar perceive the air in the image, which makes up for the director's feeling that is not deep enough in the image. Bono makes the emotions between movies float through the whole music, and even makes the soundtrack possible.