From the moment the male protagonist raised his brows, his eyes were like knives, he turned around and danced, and the two fell in love after NG five times. The male protagonist resembles Clark Gable, and the female protagonist's delicate makeup is the classic look of Hollywood sweethearts. It is a love story in a big era. Directed by French director Michael, it instantly takes us back to the past. We just heard about it and never experienced it. of the past.
This is definitely a sincere tribute in 2011 to the movie era eighty years ago! Very interesting silent film shooting techniques, using current technology, performance, light and shadow, wonderfully replicated the transition from silent films to sound films at that time. The same exaggerated action, wink, traditional soundtrack, and the romance is a bit old-fashioned, but it all feels weird to us. The dazzling and vivid performances of the actors make it impossible to believe that this is really not Hollywood in the 1930s, but the outstanding performances of contemporary French actors Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bejo. Coupled with a veteran American actor James Cromwell, this big guy is always a scheming tycoon and politician when he comes out. This time he plays the role of a driver with low-key luxury and connotation! A good actor must also be counted as a cute dog who is loyal and will steal the spotlight! Of course, the film will not simply stay in the old days. Various small metaphors are used to remind the characters' emotions at that time, humorous and poetic, and even the hero and heroine's stairs up and down also subtly hint at the current situation where the heroine is thriving and the hero is declining. The scene in which the male and female protagonists fall in love is very classic, the same scene, the state of never repeating, the slow soundtrack, and the subtle expressions of the characters gradually forgetting themselves, which is amazing.
Great movie viewing experience, but I personally don't think it's good enough to win so many Oscars in 2012. Perhaps the key is that it magically reappears in the past, evoking old feelings, paying homage to the great and glorious change of the past, and using the present tense to become the past. After all, everything will pass, including greater, unknown, glorious
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