So in fact, I was also doubting whether this nearly two-hour film could arouse my interest, and through the simple rehearsal before the concert, I really got to know such a person. Of course, it turns out it doesn't, because it has far exceeded my expectations and visions.
Those who may have loved Japanese and Korean singers should not be unfamiliar with off shot movies, which is the shooting of MVs. When I was watching the movie, I was thinking, this is actually a very long off shot movie, but when I got to the back, I found out that it was actually a concert, one that I heard for 35 bucks Priceless concert.
Since I don't know much about Michael Jackson, I just want to say three key words that this film conveyed to me, stage, color and detail.
Let's talk about the stage first. Many times we look at singers standing on the stage and can't help but say that we don't really feel much. When we go deeper, most of the feelings that may arise are only from a single factor, such as singing, dancing, and appearance. But when this person is on stage, the strongest atmosphere I can feel is that he loves the stage, he belongs to this stage. This kind of aura is too strong, especially when I'm so used to seeing the dancers who follow the rules, I can't believe my eyes. So many small movements, like snowflakes falling from the sky, were overwhelming and caught off guard. The most impressive thing is I just can't stop loving you. When each syllable is disconnected, my hands are fixed in different positions in the air. I can't stop sighing while sitting there. What kind of action can only be imagined by a genius.
Say color. Looking at the whole film, if it is not exaggerated to describe it, it is like Remy in Ratatouille. When you close your eyes, you can recall the different colors and shapes of different songs. Wanna be startin' somethin' is the kind of fruit with hooks, similar to cocklebur, brown; They don't care about us are files with black fangs; I just can't stop loving you is pink satin; Man in the mirror is a silver polygonal crystal; This is it is an orange berry. Of course, if you listen carefully, the colors inside each song will also change. If you list them, it may be too many to list. I just want to explain that Michael Jackson's music, whether it is his own lyrics or not, he knows better than anyone what kind of way to present it, and it is because of this that there are so many rich layers that can be used by presented in front of us. He said in the film that this place should be brewed, as if the moon was shining. I can't help but sigh below, how much has this been learned.
Finally the details. I don't go to concerts very often, only twice. However, there are also some representative ones, all of which are good for viewing, but only limited to singing that is good for viewing. When I heard Michael say 'I hope to achieve the same effect as the CD', I felt ashamed for the two concerts I had heard. The viewing effect like a CD is as expected of what God said. As far as fans who like Michael are concerned, it doesn't really matter whether he sings well or not. The important thing is to see this person in person with both eyes, even if it is an outline. But he has higher requirements for himself and the entire team than any concert in the world. This is a reward of a few to a few. Bass, pauses, lights, some people say it's hands-on, and I think that's a really light word. What he does is at least a hundred times more hands-on. I'm not blindly praising such a person, I'm just sighing, if any singer can do this, he or she will conquer the world as well, but unfortunately there is no second person, so such an era is actually over .
Right now, I'm currently downloading the movie's OST, and I'm ready to listen to all his albums. There must be something off-putting, and I don't want to boast about how well I know or to go crazy about how good this guy is. The purpose of film reviews is neither to praise nor to criticize, but simply to provide a point of view. I gave five stars, just to let more people go into the theater to see this person we should know, this person who has passed away. In the era, the king who has always been lonely and yearned for happiness but has been unable to get it.
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