I have been waiting to see Rachel Getting Married for a long time, I don’t know why, I always thought it was Anne Hathaway’s usual romantic comedy, even if there are some twists, it will not be a documentary technique the point of family ethics drama. But I was wrong, but, after reading it, I found that I like it.
What impressed me the most about the film was its music. If there is one element that most prominently and vividly depicts the cultural openness and diversity of this American middle-class intellectual family, it is the beautiful and colorful music. From string quartet, to Ragge, to R&B, to punk rock, to Brazilian carnival festivities, to rap, to jazz, I was completely fascinated by the sound of the story. Those movements that belong to this family and this house are true and undisguised, and they seem to understand the joys, anger, love and resentment of this family. Many of the films I love are visually rich, and it is the first time that I am so attracted by the background music.
Anne Hathaway's performance also surprised me. For the first time, I felt that her princess-like face was actually a little scary, hehe. Speaking of her coming and going, I think it should be part of the rehabitation, which is the rehabilitation center program. It was explained at the beginning of the film that she was only temporarily returning home to attend her sister's wedding. A urine test and a 12-step group meeting are also mandatory when leaving the center.
In short, the filming techniques and music editing of this film is what I think is the most successful. Although the plot and narrative methods are a little suspicious of earning the audience's feelings, huh, but overall it is really a good movie that touches people's hearts.
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