Dongmu is indeed the national teacher of the United States, and a little adjustment can make people cry. The first time I saw Dongmu's movie was unforgivable. It was the first time I saw an anti-genre western movie. The hero had nothing to say when it was filmed late. It made me realize that westerns can still be made like this. Then came Captain Sully, surprised that such a simple plot could fill two hours of film with no ambiguity. After that, it's classic cars, million-dollar babes, and so on, so much so that when I see people I'm on Amway. Dongmu is already as famous as Spielberg in my mind, and all genres can be photographed. Perfect World this time, one of the highest-rated films he directed. I didn't quite understand why it got as high as nine points when I saw it more than half of the time. I just admired the novelty of its script and the admiration of the values behind the movie. Then I watched the second half hour, um, kneeling, movies that make me feel kneeling, not many? I have said that if I recognize that the director wants me to cry, I never sob. But Dongmu, even if I recognize it.... the tears still can't be restrained, pause to wipe the tears, obediently enter the trap... However, my scoring system will never add points for how much I cry , then why this will add points is because of too advanced popular techniques.
The popular technique, in this film, is the technique of how to move the audience. Whether it can hit the weakest human nature in the most numb people's heart depends on the director's skill...
Some movies spend three hours trying to move you, but at the end you can't think of words to praise, such as "Long Time", and Dongmu, you can do it in one scene.
Some movie actors cry so hard that they can't earn your tears, for example, "Tangshan Earthquake", and Dongmu, one scene can do it...
Sensational but not promiscuous, moving but not kitsch, high-level, Dongmu has long been familiar with human nature scenes, and he did it more than 20 years ago. Wanting the audience to stand where he wants you to stay, or even the opposite of universal values, is better than Rasvon...
As for why it is four stars, compared to other films, it is definitely five stars, but for Dongmu, the difficulty of creation is still low. From the director's own dimension, it is 7.5 points.
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