A son with a health defect, a father who loves his son, suddenly a cruel "gift" from life; because of his love for his son, the father had to begin to wade under the cover of the public and prosecutors under the cover of his integrity. All kinds of unbearable activities, but every lie has extra branches, every lie does not have to involve a new lie to complete, so my father was trapped by the lie and embarked on a path of no return, becoming a generation of Breaking Bad... …
hh is a little jumpy, but to be honest, it's hard not to jump when I'm watching the drama. On the one hand, it is because the plot setting itself is a bit similar to Breaking Bad, and on the other hand, Mr. White is also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. In comparison, the play looks much more mediocre. It's not that I am looking forward to the dramatic development of the plot or the in-depth characterization. My most intuitive feeling is the lack of attraction, the focus is too many and scattered, and I always feel tugged when I watch it, but this kind of tugging does not It's not the performance in the play-but the flaws I saw in the play. It is difficult to judge whether it is the flaws of the characters in the play or the flaws of the screenwriter outside the play. The presence of the fourth wall is too strong, there is no such thing in one go. The fascinating feeling of getting into the play and giving the emotions to the screenwriter to arrange with confidence.
Of course, only three episodes have been released, and it is still too early to make a final conclusion. How the screenwriter finally fills in the hole is worthy of attention.
Anyway, after watching the first three episodes, I opened Breaking Bad again.
*Suddenly remembered that there was one place I liked very much, that is, in the third episode of Adam dancing with Joy Division in the darkroom. He really danced like Ian Curtis. Ian Curtis, the lead singer of Joy Division, suffers from epilepsy, and epilepsy sometimes occurs in stage performances, but from the audience's perspective, he may only think that he is dancing some weird dance. Ian Curtis committed suicide at the age of 23. I wonder if this is a hint for the future development of the plot?
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