The stage of the movie is too obvious, too many lines, it seems rambling, and the emotions of the characters are always in a tense state.
Because there is no sense of rhythm in the film, the feeling of the "screen" of the film is too obvious, and the relaxation degree is lost. A few rare empty shots relieved the mood a little, but it was too deliberate.
This character, I can't say I like it, I only see a man who is selfish and has no sense of responsibility. Perhaps, I myself can't go back to Pittsburgh to experience the barriers that black people suffered. However, the female characters appear more layered and richer. Her forbearance, her atmosphere, and her motherhood are all understandable and recognized by most people.
There's no denying that Denzel Washington did a great job. Looks like I won the grand prize tonight. After all, the Oscars are more than just a movie award.
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