Maybe I can't get close to my heart the most. The reason why I love Ang Lee is that he is too cunning, too smart, too moderate, he wants everything, and no one can be offended. Like the final scene of Billy Lynn. At the moment when I almost burst into tears, a lousy scene of sacrificing a comrade-in-arms and returning to the soul completely ruined the calm, introspective, scrutiny, and desperate quixotic sublime atmosphere of the entire film, and it brought thousands of The unpretentiousness built with countless silent details is ruined. You know, the difference between idealism and middle school is here. I would rather believe that this was not the director's original intention, but he accepted and even repeatedly showed this tolerance for compromise.
What I saw at 60fps was a kind of "slow motion in regular time". I probably don't think it's a reality, it's a more subtle "drama". Technology has conquered me in another way, and this is the future.
Heart-wrenching moments:
When Lynn said to the cheerleading girls, "Almost a moment, I'll take you away", the girl suddenly calmed down and couldn't believe it.
Xiao K sat on the bed, pinching his knees unconsciously.
The puddle of blood from the rifle hitting the Iraqi soldiers.
And every time I hear the American national anthem, that utopian electric dream.
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