First of all, we have to talk about the hardware configuration of graphics, costumes and soundtracks. I believe that many are very fond of retro this set. Bright and harmonious tones, jazz, Gatsby-esque costumes (especially Sophie's at the ball, it's beautiful, and looks like Daisy), everything is Woody's tone, and it's hard to miss a certain frame.
lines. Woody's long-winded, busy, and sometimes deliberate lines are the favorite of many people. When the male pig's feet said the sentence "marry me and you will get my endless humor and talent" in a blunt and powerful tone, people have to sigh that Woody is here to make trouble, "You can't make fun of you. I'm not responsible for laughing at me," he seemed to be able to see him saying in his trouser pocket.
This is about his childlike innocence. It is often said that the love of a child is the clearest and most insightful. Woody, the old urchin, understands such profound meanings too well, so he unadorned irony, straightforward characters' emotional relationship, and the indispensable "jump hand" complex together constitute this film. Intuitively, I look at the characters as "stupid" and speak "kaka" (it may be that the actor is really going to be spoiled by the words he jumped out of), but in fact, which sentence is quite correct. It is precisely because of Woody's "don't care" narrative method that people can't bear to correct mistakes, and can only watch the story progress, even if there are no surprises, but can't bear to blame. As if standing in front of you is an old man named Woody Allen, but you can't help but want to touch his head.
(PS Although both of them are in love, Colin Firth and Emma Stone really don’t match up. It’s not an age gap problem, it’s just weird...)
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