Watching this movie again this time, not only was the plot attracted me, but I was completely attracted by Al. His concentration and his feelings are so strong, a world-class performance master! ! ! I was thrown to the ground, and he was really thinking and feeling. The first scene is Kalido defending himself. This may be Al's unique physical sensation. He feels that his entire movements are neat and crisp. Is it the stage feeling? American powerful actors pay more attention to the design of their bodies. His hands are always stretched out very long, especially when they touch the table, they are very crisp, sliding from the table, and his rubbing, etc. His hands make me notice that they are handsome an embodiment. His body --- he is tall and straight, and from time to time there are details of his body twisting freely in the play. There was only one conversation with Sean and he was slumped on the sofa. God's hands are not very straight. He brings out different physical sensations to different people, and of course he also has different hearts for different events, but Al really put a lot of effort into his physical form. From this, I feel that he is a person who is good at dancing in the play, and his girlfriend is a dancer. Maybe they met and fell in love with each other because of dancing. Al may have enriched Carrido's form from this angle. This is also like what the teacher said before, mining from the script enriches the prescribed situation. This also reflects Al's ability to control his own body. His walking and running all reflect his personality and experience. He walks with his feet open, his feet are loose but his upper body does not sway, and his head moves very little, which makes Kari much more stable. , is a veteran who has seen the world and experienced it. There are also a few scenes where he uses guns and knives, and his hiding, which is really different from other shootout movies. It really starts from the scene and his feelings at the time, so it feels very real. Especially when using a gun, he didn't rush out to fight like a hero, and he himself was afraid of being hit, so it was for the purpose of running instead of gunfights. He was lying on the elevator and shot the net, covering his head with his left hand. Wait, there is so much to say.
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