Adapted based on historical events, today, when "feminist rights" are getting more and more attention, the adaptation strength is earth-shaking. Come back, the Hawking couple played a second fit). Among them, James Glaisher, played by Eddie Redmayne, is a meteorologist. The purpose of his launch is to measure the temperature and humidity in the sky. The heroine played by Felicity Jones is a fictional character that does not exist in history. The one who really went to the sky with the little freckles was the balloonist Henry Coxwell, who took a balloon together on September 5, 1862, and rose to the highest point at that time, 11,000 meters above sea level (that is the story of this movie). The overall impression cannot be said that it is not good-looking, but that this story is not my thing. The same biographical film adaptation is very similar to "Electricity", because I like the theme of "Electricity", so it is very exciting. The process of "Hot Air Balloon" was drowsy. In addition to the climax scene on the hot air balloon, which is still attractive, the parallel editing storyline of the flashback of the process is really a bit bland and boring, and I only feel that the female man is more powerful than the male protagonist. Therefore, it is only neat, and a story is told in a bland and light way, and the advantages and disadvantages coexist in a balanced way. The disadvantage is that the literary drama is boring, the advantage is that the high-altitude scenery is magnificent, and the unique dangers and challenges of hot air balloons are quite eye-catching. So-so 6.5 points level.
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