One minute before the start of the movie, I couldn't help texting my girlfriend: "I am watching "Holmes" in the theater now, hahahaha!"
Ya replied, "I knew you would go to this kind of gay movie."
Tears. Has the film already gained a reputation in this way?
One of the unpleasant and unpleasant after watching: Director Guy Rich is an old and cunning guy. He makes the relationship between Ah Fu and Peanuts become plasticine, which can be squashed by the audience according to their subjective preferences. For example, as far as I am concerned, if someone tells me that there is absolutely no such thing as a relationship between two men who want to talk, refuse to say anything, refuse to give up, and not want to cover up the relationship, I would not agree with him. But for a guy like L who instinctively repels gays, he only sees the pure brotherhood between Ah Fu and Peanuts who live and die together, so he also looks very happy. As for the mother-in-law who watched the movie together, in the end, she hadn't been able to relax from the confusing case. So this is a film that is suitable for all ages, gays and lesbians (sorry, "takes all", hands trembling), and a happy movie for everyone.
Second, as an entertainment film, it brings together all the elements I like: the protagonist is eye-catching (male handsome and beautiful girl), the acting skills are in place (what kind of input method is it, what is Yan Jidao hello?), the rhythm is compact, and the atmosphere is strange. , Gothic style, humorous lines, brilliant soundtrack, happy ending, no pretense. Xiaoqiang's law of immortality makes the logic of such a detective film greatly compromised, but because of my narrow personal preference, I like it.
Third, about Jude Law. Dear Brother Luo, I fell in love with the sniper with no bullets when I watched "A Soldier Under the City" a few years ago. Your bald head, sullen beard, melancholy eyes, sexy lips, smoking POSE... everything is like your magical marksmanship, hitting my heart! Now that I watched "Holmes", this kind of admiration has come back. I don’t know any colleague on the Internet who once uttered such a deafening cry: God, please give me a Jude Law, even if there is no small JJ! I want to make the same call here. Of course, if it is a version with no missing key parts, it will be complete.
Fourth, about bad taste. Peanut injured his knee in the early years of the war, so he walked slightly lame. This reminds me of several roles that I have been idiots since I was a child: from Gadfly to Fu Hongxue to Ruthless to Gu Xichao (in the TV series) to Peanut, all are people with inconvenient legs and legs, and all are my favorites at one time. What kind of weird hobby is this? Maternal germination?
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