1. Overall, I think it's done better than the previous Cinderella.
2. Some details have been changed very well. Bell was originally "a father who was promised to go home to see a critical illness, and agreed to return." The movie version was changed to "The monster chose to let her go and gave her freedom". After absolving Bell of any obligation to return in a relationship, Bell's return became her personal choice rather than fulfillment, further strengthening the emotional line.
3. The original story was that Bell, who went home, was detained by jealous sisters, which led to the sad death of the monster. The film version was changed to be detained by ignorant villagers, and the saved scenes were added to complement Bell's life. I am in favor of removing the sisters, but making up the whole world is a bit superfluous. Although I can understand that the director hopes to enhance the emotion through the similar childhood of the monster and Bell, it always feels redundant.
4. Gaston's actors are very good, it is no exaggeration to say that he is responsible for the acting skills of the film. When I took my father-in-law to the forest to find Bell, the previous opponent's play with my father-in-law had very rich emotional changes, and at the same time, the transition was natural and smooth, funny but not face-lifting.
5. As for saying that the villagers will not be disliked by Bell, don't say goodbye. How many of you have complained about your own company by flipping through your Weibo and WeChat? The marketing account on Weibo also said at the beginning "like a cadre entering the village", please, if you are in a company where your colleagues are all fools but have to continue working for rent, you will be so embarrassed when you enter the office every day.
6. But to be honest, Emma is a lot better as a princess (when dancing) than Bell, because the image of a "princess" (especially a Disney princess) is a very flat image in itself. Emma's acting skills are really not good. Many times it can be seen that she is acting too hard. In contrast, the crowd can keep the audience from acting even if it is a very exaggerated place.
7. The old lady who played the teapot is worthy of the old show bones. She played a role with her voice alone. Listening to her lines can completely make up her final appearance in human form.
8. I really like the contrast between the monster choosing to let Bell go and Gaston fantasizing about his married life without asking Bell's wishes, If you love someone you never let them stay, right?
9. In contrast, the monster's bestiality is too little. He just looks scary and eats scary, but he is still the gentle Englishman in his bones. I guess it's the screenwriter's arrangement to make "falling in love with his soul" more reasonable. But I think there is another layer of relationship between Bell and the monster, that is, the monster is actually a person who doesn't know love, so he shows the original animal nature. In addition to giving equal love to monsters, Bell also taught monsters how to love people. Bell "tame" monsters.
10. I went to see the dual-camera 3D 4K 60hz, but the picture still said no, the first time when the furniture served Bell after dinner, the details in the scene where the dishes were flying were all blurry, damn you Ang Lee, you ruined me All knowledge about 3D movies
11. That song by the little prince (the little prince) was so simple, it felt like he had his earwax pulled out.
Although it took so much effort to adapt it, after all, this is a 17th-century fairy tale, and it feels difficult to break through to what extent. When I said and watched it, I remembered two movies, both old movies, one is about an ugly girl who gets a pair of magic high heels, wears them and becomes a beauty, and then makes the boss she loves fall in love with her after wearing them. The boss knew the truth. She asked him to choose whether he wanted a beauty or him. The boss chose her, and she threw the shoes into the river. An old man, the old man made a wish if he could live his life all over again, and the two exchanged souls. The woman's husband found that something was not right, and finally found the old man in the small restaurant where the two met and learned about their exchange.
If your lover can love you directly through your skin, it will be a very happy fairy tale.
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