After his debut, all three films were nominated for Oscar and won awards every time. Damien Chazelle is like the hottest director of the new generation [strong]
The look and feel of this "First Man on the Moon" in aerospace reminds me of "Dunkirk" and "Gravity". A large number of first-person shaking shots and cramped porthole perspectives create a strong sense of substitution , the sound effects and music are even more difficult to hear in this kind of space film, which is impressive (and won the best original soundtrack at this year's Golden Globe Award), worthy of the original cast of "La La Land" [strong]
The most important moon landing shots have been shown in many previous films, and this time, the mute processing and large surround shots fully demonstrate Chazelle's unique ideas and willful talents; in fact, the larger length of this film is to show Armstrong. Personal life and psychology, I think maybe also influenced by Spielberg's production, kind of like watching The Washington Post. High Commander's plain but powerful performance created a stark contrast between the personal depression and the nation's sense of honor, making people wonder how much the title of the first man on the moon is worth to the individual?
Although it is not as stunning as "Booming Drummer" and "La La Land", the look and feel is even a little dull, but the admiration for Chazelle is deeper, and this kind of familiar theme can also be shot so uniquely The work also tells a story of anti-heroism in another way, which is definitely worth learning by every creator [strong]
In addition, Kennedy said in his speech on the moon landing plan, "We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard". I like it very much. For me, it's an excellent word of encouragement, go ahead! ???
PS: But I'm still unhappy that the best visual is awarded to it instead of "Ready Player One"?
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