I just finished watching Spielberg's early work, The Purple. The film is different from the video style of the previous masters. It is separated from the science fiction film, and the reborn literary documentary is blowing in the wind. The grasp of the rhythm of the story, the use of color, and the choice of music make a film that can be intoxicated and quietly watched in today's fast-paced life.
This is telling history, especially for this disadvantaged group (whether it is Jewish or black). This time the entry point is more unique. Black women, whether ideologically or physically, have experienced some setbacks, hardships, and even oppression, which is more likely to inspire compassion in others.
Good work requires a good script. The work is nothing more than storytelling, but using various audio-visual means to pave the way for better storytelling. On the other hand, for "Master Zhang," who is known as "China's Spielberg," the previous works that everyone thought were a good subject were infatuated, such as "Raise the Red Lantern" and "Chrysanthemum Dou." Ancient costumes or humanities have become nondescript, such as "A Thousand Miles Riding Alone" or "The City is full of big girls". Personally, I think that he is getting further and further away from the most basic principles of storytelling. The recently hyped Three Guns, thanks to not going to the cinema, or else his bowels will be regretted and it will be a piece of garbage.
It's a pity that Master Si has not made any films recently, so I can only watch Cameron's "Avatar" in a few days!
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