I started TSN a few years ago, but I didn't keep up the first time, and the second time I still needed to pause to keep up with the rhythm of the script.
After a few years, I watched trial7 again, and found that my English still didn’t improve much. I needed to pause and play backwards to keep up with… (It’s obvious that I’ve read the TSN script a few times, woo…
I really like the strong Sokin flavor at the beginning of the film. This kind of dazzling skill of using related dialogues to transition between different time and space, this TSN person is really familiar with the taste of finding home. After several times of "what the hell did the pangolin say?", it was followed by the next scene, which made people have to immerse themselves in the emotion of "something's happening".
This time, compared to TSN's three-way switch that didn't start until the characters were basically familiar to the audience, after the introduction of the background of the era, the fast-paced introduction of the characters is more like the taste of the White House, can't you remember? It doesn’t matter if I can’t remember, I will introduce and re-state it later, so that the audience can know who they are, and then they will want to re-examine the initial impression, and can’t help but brush more (bushi
(I don't think my brain is slow... woo woo... but not many people will say this after reading the comments, am I the only one watching this kind of movie that feels cool but can't keep up with it otz
The film is obviously not as neatly handled by TSN on the camera, and the pacing of the film is very melancholy.
Around 90 minutes, the place where the former chief prosecutor appeared is a very ups and downs place in the film, but here, from the former prosecutor's testimony, to people cheering, to the judge's decision that the witness's testimony is irrelevant to the case and the jury is not allowed to enter the development. , is still a kind of fast-paced like rushing to the field. Especially after the defendant's quarrel finally reacted to the key witnesses, the former prosecutor resisted the federal staff and said he would testify in court. After these two more intense confrontations in terms of scenes, the judge asked several times, "Can you provide Witness testimony and evidence related to the case", it is even more difficult for people to react...
My reaction was "wait, wait, what happened? what the hell is going on??" How did it suddenly fail? ?
Hmm... the lines are really wonderful lines, but if it was filmed for Finch to gather together, there would definitely be a "expect - hold your breath - make people feel bad - hold your breath - this judge is shameless!!" Things like that to drive mood changes...
Alas... It's not that I can't understand why when Suojin Juju said that there would be TSN2, the condition was to hand it over to Finch to shoot... When he saw the finished product he shot, he definitely knew that he couldn't pursue that feeling. I don't want to feel sorry for the first part, I understand I understand (but I still want to watch it QwQ
In other aspects of the middle and early stages, the movie has done a good job of restoring and switching documentaries, which can give people a real sense of substitution. But the switching of various time points and scenes is not very neat, at least I didn't see when Abby was wearing an American flag shirt to speak when it happened...
To sum up, because the emotions in the middle and early stages were relatively flat, in the last part of Tom's list, it gave people a feeling that the young man's protagonist had a terrible fight, and suddenly exploded, igniting the atmosphere of the audience... woo , but I still cry a little QwQ
In short, Suojin Juju is average as a director, but the script is really amazing, absolutely amazing! ! !
People who mainly input the amount of text/dialogue information will give 5 stars for their own sake~ and then they will use the movie script to learn English hhh
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