I often rant about all kinds of movies I like or despise in my blog. In fact, I am not trying to influence how many people or let how many people. Under my influence, I accept what I admire or spurn what I hate. I just hope that people like me who have spent their entire lives seriously experiencing movies can find a platform for resonance. So here is a sentence, although the movies I recommend are all in line with my aesthetic taste or consistent with my personal experience, it is purely subjective opinion. Let's all smile and that's fine.
In fact, I have always been reluctant to admit the fact that I actually eat Hollywood comedies. No matter how reluctant I may be to admit it, I've rarely been able to resist such a refreshing urban comedy genre. Although like most film critics say, you can guess the ending when you see the beginning, but I still enjoy it, and today I really want to pick the bones and talk about Hollywood.
From "Sleepless in Seattle" to "Electronic Love Letter", from "When Sally Met Harry" to "Delicious Love". Urban romantic comedies have always been the subject matter of American directors. Beautiful and even oil painting-like city scenery, love and hatred of older youth, work pressure, tedious family chores, or encounters like red wine mixed with mint fragrance, autumn, black windbreaker, bright red scarf, warm The apartment, the professional workaholic, the eccentric artistic youth, the handsome painter, the exquisite soundtrack, the fallen leaves... all the urban elements you can think of.
Okay, well, you have to say that although this type of movie is good, it is just spiritual candy. But if you look closely, the Americans have really moved their minds in many places, and their little ideas play the finishing touch in this kind of lighthearted film. Take the movie "Beauty" as an example, the most cliché thing in romantic comedies that the movie is very interesting to avoid is to talk about love directly. The protagonist is not actually a person in emotional distress. She is a workaholic, has some obsessive-compulsive disorder, and has some interpersonal fears. And the film cleverly added food, an element that seems to be the same as sex in people's lives, making this film fragrant. And the wonderful soundtrack of the movie has a very strong appeal and a strong sense of substitution.
It is worth mentioning that the ups and downs of the movie do not all come from work and feelings like ordinary urban romantic comedies. The addition of the little girl zoe is actually a very pleasant setting, which makes the pain of losing her mother and the life of the protagonist intertwined. Together, the two main lines are intertwined, and finally a triangular restaurant bulletin board is the intersection. nicely tricky!
Finally, add a soundtrack to the movie. Not much to say, bravo! !
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