【第15期】从《一战再战》聊到王家卫录音

这期我们聊了《一战再战》和导演保罗·托马斯·安德森（PTA），以及表达欲、注意力、短剧、咪蒙，还有风口浪尖上的王家卫录音事件。换了种更自然的聊天方式，话题也更加发散，希望你会喜欢。主播：聂帅、文阳00:00:13 聂帅最近一直在看PTA的电影00:12:43 对《一战再战》的感觉，可能就是没啥感觉00:18:40 PTA御用演员之一菲利普·霍夫曼，聂帅更喜欢他演配角00:24:48 文阳感觉当下大家依然有强烈的表达欲00:30:34 智能应用的发展大大降低了创作门槛00:33:17 但副作用是对注意力的剥夺00:34:20 短剧女王咪蒙，强者恒强00:44:42 现在很多人连一部完整电影也看不下去了00:47:13 金鸡奖颁奖典礼00:51:19 听了王家卫录音，既同情古二，也同情王家卫

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