The first time I knew that Jack London was an excerpt from "Love Life" in the middle school Chinese textbook. At that time, I was attracted by the storyline and silently joined the completion plan. Afterwards, although the novels were all ready, they didn’t read them for a long time. They didn’t even remember it until the cadres who traveled from Lanzhou to read the novel on the electronic paper book for the first time. However, due to various conditions and reasons, it was still Did not read on. It's amazing that someone recommended "The Call of the Wild" to me this year. For some reason, this year's movie appeared on Tencent Video earlier than the theater, so this time it's a supplementary ticket. I have to say that the second brush does give people some different feelings. As a non-original party, they are even willing to change the rating from three to four, although they have not changed in the end. At the beginning of the story, I thought it was a tender story about a pampered dog who was kidnapped and sold and finally grew back after suffering. After abducting and selling it, and then translating the language of the film back into the novel, you will find that all kinds of images appear very deliberately. The sense of deliberateness actually shows that the language of the camera lens is more attractive than the text, because just like shooting an advertisement, Important things must have a close-up shot, it is difficult not to notice. Aside from the novel, the switching of the camera lens is very mature in business, giving people a very comfortable look and feel, more like a polar scenery film mixed with the story of the loyal dog Buck. At the beginning, I gave the three-star evaluation because there is no point in the visual content presented, it is not wild at all, it is too humanized, this kind of freedom to portray the wildness is uncomfortable, this kind of beauty without danger and only freedom can be regarded as Ueno sex? At best, it’s a natural park. Even aside from the individual’s pursuit of wildness and freedom, which is not well-characterized, it is more like an educational film about workplace politics: don’t jump too much before you become arrogant. After the status, you can jump, even if you are experienced, as long as the team starts to reject you, and someone can challenge you to replace you, then no one will care about what happened to your former head. In the end, if the industry disappears, even if You are at the top of the industry, but you will still be unemployed, etc. It seems even a little inspirational.
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