Ran behind the scenes gags

Carolyne 2021-11-20 08:01:41

[78%] Kurosawa Akira’s color use textbook, Zhang Yimou’s "The Great Wall" did not even learn the fur. The scheduling has reached the extreme, and the large and mid-range shots are particularly prominent, coupled with the typical sports shots, it is really shocking. It is also very interesting to insert close-ups of astronomical phenomena from time to time. The play is the framework of Shakespeare's "King Lear", which is very interesting: Kurosawa removed the part of the story that was too drama in the beginning, rationalized the cause of the story, but added more drama in the ending. I like the setting of the characters like Madam Mo's younger brother and Madam Feng, but for other parts, there is not much resonance. However, for such a work, the play may not be so important.

Tressie 2022-04-24 07:01:06

! Edited to blow up. Compared with the two-line structure of King Lear, it is not simpler, and after the concentration, more Shakespeare emotions are put into it. The hesitation caused by the killer's order, the peculiar melancholy among men, the ecstasy brought by power, and the ambiguity of the public and private fields, Shakespeare's plays constantly test the confusion and tragedy brought about by this ambiguity. The role of women is politicized rather than dwarfed, and the vision of a wife as a courtier has both the East and the West. The two women are like two paths. The contrast of colors in the natural environment and the integration of dreams, the blind and the lunatic have become Japanese symbols without abruptness, the Stoics are more open after enduring reason and replaced by Buddhism, the harlequin, the jester, the scourge, and the slave are both existing and growing... It is a very fitting Japanese strife and family hardship and chaos in the imagination. Shakespeare is so good, there will be a kind of sadness of the times after reading it. Good drama is the question, not the answer.