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shiny coat
Garry 2022-04-22 07:01:31
F21: "The First Lady" ~ Director: Pablo Laraine ~ Starring Natalie Portman, you should know why the film is so hard, I really want to make a good film ~ Porter Man plays Mrs. Kennedy. The time of the film is fixed within a few days after Kennedy's assassination. In the form of her interviews with reporters, she tells her own story. She just finished watching it, and the thoughts she retains are the most complete. Yes, talking about this film, let's talk about the heroine Portman and the soundtrack of the film. ~The soundtrack of the film, tailor-made, and every meticulous piece of music really expresses the mood of the plot perfectly, and the music is very easy to understand, you can understand it as soon as you hear it, you fully understand the director's intention, sadness, helplessness, anger , pity is still strong and the slight trembling, but this set of gorgeous music prepared for this film is not suitable for this film, it is definitely not a British director, the British will be more meticulous, they know to be solemn, and at the same time Solemn, music is just music, it can't be a distraction; guess what the director said, an American director is very likely, and it was originally an American movie; director Pablo Laraine, this one, is a Chilean director, a South American director The style, I really don't know much about it. The position of the soundtrack in the film, just like the first lady played by Portman in the film, is so prominent in the whole film. You can clearly see that she imitates the first lady. Her attitude should be very vivid, and you can also hear that her deliberate accent should be the original voice of the first lady. She plays sadness, anger, resentment, and weeping, so well, but Portman is just like that music , The coat of the film, the coat of the characters, attracts attention to the coat, but loses its fullness and freshness~ The film is not bad, but it can be better~
Extended Reading
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Jackie Kennedy: He'll just be another oil portrait lining these hallways.
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Jackie Kennedy: His favorite was Camelot.And that last song, that last side of Camelot, is all that keeps running through my mind. Don't let it be forgot, that for one brief, shining moment there was a Camelot