There is a sense of "punk can finally save the world."
The background is still in Dublin, as expected, rock music still depends on the country of corruption.
Also from John Carney, I feel that this film is more profound than Once, Begin Again,
involving the love of parents, or in other words, a wider range of strange love. Love, happy-sad. Truth.
Finally, Adam's Go Now, "You never gonna go if you don't go now."
should be the core of the film.
The OST is pretty good, if you like music, don't miss it.
The cast of Sing Street
There are a lot of fun little details that I like very much.
The first time the male protagonist asked the female main phone number, she put down her arrogant posture and did not refuse. Maybe she had a favorable impression of the male protagonist from the beginning.
After that, every time the heroine listens to the tape of the hero, she puts on the headphones and listens very carefully, and then she will give a certain evaluation. Maybe two people who understand music can be better together.
Love, happy-sad. Truth.
Since then, the male protagonist has grown up very quickly. This is also the best love relationship. They grow up to become better people.
"I have a yacht, do you dare to follow me."
There was a clip of the male protagonist who said, would you like to come with me for an expedition. The female protagonist readily agreed without saying anything. She really likes it. So they set off for a picnic at sea, and finally, at the end, they embarked and smuggled to London warmly. (The boat is also a weapon for making girls.
My brother is very similar to the fat version of Coben (Is it intentional?), philosopher and poet, and he likes everything he says. He is almost a god-like assist in the film. The
life of smoking marijuana is uninhibited, In fact, he is rough in appearance and delicate in heart, and deep in his heart he never gave up the dream of his youth. When he finally watched his brother successfully sail out to sea, he finally said excitedly, "Yes! Yes!" Realized.
(The happy-sad brick in his heart thrown by his brother to his brother turned out to be The Cure.
The cute little brother with glasses is like a god in the film. He is talented as soon as he appears on the scene. He is proficient in blowing, playing, singing, songwriting and creating, and he actually raises so hot so many cute rabbits...
There is a clip, the hero Feeling frustrated, I knocked on the door of Little Brother Glasses's house and said: Would you like to write a song for me?
The glasses brother replied coolly: "Always." The
two were almost instantly incarnate as John Lennon & Paul McCartney.
So they flirted with the piano while playing the piano on the bench in the grassland (?), so why don't you want a friend like this? (Why are they not together...
There is a line in it which is actually-
"No more Ziggy Stardust."
Pity me, Lord Bao lay down the gun.
The first MV for the band was so fun, it was a strong electronic psychedelic style. Laughing crazy, The Riddle of The Model, after watching the movie single loop for a long time. And
every time after rehearsal followed by playing the style, everyone started to change their style. The
last song of the final performance, the whole audience actually put on it Pogo, Fxxk the headteacher, Fxxk thought control, too punk with a very ironic headteacher face mask. I
think of Pink Floyd's classic song Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2
"We don't need no education,
We don' t need no thought control.
No dark sarcasm in the classroom.
Teacher, leave those kids alone."
Haha, it's the same sentence. I discussed with a friend one day that I hope I can become a punk one day. I stop and think about it. In fact, I've already been on this road. (Not serious to say that punk Avril child is a good ah.
"Rock the n-roll IS A Risk, Risk being ridiculed you."
(Call time watching movies all kinds of feelings, resulting in too many super annoying chatters can only write 140 words My first long review. It's a pity that it's not deep enough and too colloquial to be called a qualified film review. It needs to be sorted out.
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