This is a movie that is enough to be included in the history of French and even world cinema. The whole film is connected by contradictions one after another. The plot is set in contradictions, but there are witty comedy elements everywhere. The audience couldn't help but follow the plot in fear, and then burst into laughter.
"Comedy is the easy expression of a heavy theme", I finally understood this sentence after watching this movie. France is worthy of the birthplace of the film, and the comedy element is deeply rooted in their cultural traditions and makes people shine.
Of course, the success of the film is naturally inseparable from the superb acting skills of the actors. The conductor played by Phineas, from the moment he appeared, his exaggerated body language and rich facial expressions made people laugh. And the painter, played by Bulwell. These two characters, one selfish and smooth, the other honest and honest, actually collided with different sparks. What impressed me the most was "three times". The first time I changed my shoes, the second time I changed my bicycle, and the third time, the conductor simply rode directly on the painter's neck and let him carry himself. These three dialogues show the very different characters of the two people incisively and vividly.
Finally, of course, I have to praise the dubbing of the Chinese translation version, which is wonderful.
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