I remember that when I was a child, I often saw a short old man on the Central Six Sets of the Movie Channel, exaggerating his performance and speaking at a very fast pace. Even my country's first-class dubbing masters seem unable to control his expression and figure out the tone and thought of his performance. So I left a very deep impression. The number of pulls is not very large. I flipped through the movie today and saw the movie Hukou Escape. A short old man jumped into the line of sight, and my eyes lit up, it was him! it's him! ----- Louis de Funès.
The story is simple, people panic after the background of the war (World War II), all walks of life are briefly thrown into chaos, and social unrest. Louie plays a conductor, and the whole body is full of drama in 10 seconds. It is impossible not to watch the drama. Rich facial expressions, as if every cell is dancing. Here is a brief summary, Chinese comedy is relatively conservative, except for the humor of Hong Kong-made Stephen Chow, it is Feng's humor. British comedy is a relatively heavy performance model, while French comedy, let’s just talk about Louis’s performance in the film and the performance of the supporting actors: I don’t think there are any deliberate decorations and arrangements, all the jokes come from the truth in life, very attractive. Then there is the connection background: when it comes to comedy, few people associate it with war. What war brings to people is all the unhappy impressions. However, for those of us who have not experienced war, we cannot imagine that the scene of death and injury will have a beautiful birth. Then this movie boldly designs a series of interesting stories that several small characters meet and take place in the context of the war, which is a quiet layout in my opinion. Through the scene design, the storyline, the psychological portrayal of the characters in the script, and the superb acting skills and cooperation of the actors, the story is brought to life. While watching a movie, you won't dance or get bored. Every small plot: For example, when escaping from the German camp, the guard on guard was pushed along with the post. One of the guard's hand stretched out and groped in panic. When the two British Air Force soldiers punctured the tire, they even got into the car they were about to get into. Also let go and so on. At first you may feel a little exaggerated and deliberate, but when you find that basically every scene has a serial link, you may nod your head and say: yes, yes. Although it is a war, it is still a comedy: there are no dead people, no painful scenes, and the whole movie is full of hope and longing. The supporting role painter said: War is not so bad! Yes, he once wanted to return to Paris to live an ordinary life, and found love, friendship, and the strength of life in the war. This is the art of comedy, the French sense of humor and romanticism.
Finally, recall the lines of the scene that I personally like:
"No, let's go, let's go" "I want to rest for a while" "Let's go" "Don't keep pestering me" "You will make me ill like this". "I'm going back to Paris to be my painter". "You will go back." "Not anymore". "Will do". "I want brushes, I want to buy new brushes". "Okay, I'll buy you a big box of flat brushes." "No, I want a round brush, you don't understand this". "Okay, let's go shopping together, don't cry, don't cry". "I'm going to buy paint too". "I'll buy you 3 barrels". "Oh. If only Juliette were here". "I'm here." "That's not the same." "You will also see the girl of the puppet drama, 咕 ... 呱 ... 咚 ... ... 咣咣 咣咣 ..." "Oh, you make a smile, I let you eat Can't walk around." Snapped. "I'm sorry, are you awake?" "I probably have to do it again." Pop. "It's alright now, thank you." "Hey, I said, I'll give it to you too." "This, no need!" "I'll keep you awake too."
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