The boxing scenes in the film are full of claustrophobic, rugged and terrifying colors, and are known as the best boxing scenes in the history of the film. The film’s photography skills are superb, especially the boxing scenes, which fully express the characters' brave posture and mad cow-like personality. , Is also very good in using music to set off the picture and picture editing, tightly grasping the heartstrings of the audience, and truly reflecting the ups and downs of a boxer’s life and the rich and subtle emotional world.
The story of "Angry Bull" is well displayed in boxing. The director is superb with all his skills in digital audio and video editing. The shots created by the fists to the flesh and blood splashes can indeed leave a deep memory of hammering and hammering. The film was extremely exquisite, and the black and white shots throughout the article did not delay the usual Scorsese style. I always take the trouble to use upgraded shots to express various scenes. Subjective shots almost have to make those guys in suits use slow motion to pretend to be cool, so as to incite the audience’s yearning for violence. To say this kind of slow shots It is more suitable for showing the inner world of the characters. Therefore, for Scorsese's endless Tai Chi mirrors, photography skills should not be too inferior to the creation of a new generation of visual myths. Pay attention to the angle of the lens and the extravagance is really gorgeous. necessary.
