"Butterfly Dream" not only has a movie, but also a novel should have a name!

Emelie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

I regret that I actually fell asleep holding a warm water bag halfway through. And why did Hei Hei in the front row applaud and cheer. And why does the eldest sister on the right keep shaking the chair. And why do the men and women in the front right keep kissing? And why did this movie have to be made for so long? I didn't know until now that Rebecca is a butterfly dream. And this movie is really Hitchcock.

Frances 2022-03-21 09:01:40

Hitchcock's angular sculpting thinking is that since you are already a male idol, "the audience may even faint at the thought of Clark Gable being killed", this strong empathy has been from the moment of debut. If it is established, then in the next plot, we will focus on showing the handsome, charming and affectionate or the gentle, courteous, respectful and frugal who walk in the same direction. This story will go to kitsch and boring. It must not be so! He must also have all kinds of negative elements that can inhibit the growth of good feelings, such as mysterious identity, mental illness, and even sinister inner heart, but the process of showing should be moderately vague and avoid being realistic, so as not to destroy the audience's empathy and anxiety towards him. , and in favor of the final surprise reversal—in either direction for good or evil. ...Also slightly embarrassing is that although "Butterfly Dream" received eleven nominations and won best picture and cinematography among them, and Oliver Fontaine Anderson was also nominated for his respective roles, it has been a supporting role since 1936. Since the award was first established, it is the only film that has won the best film but has all failed in the acting director and screenwriting awards.