I remember watching this film on the movie channel. At that time, it was only ten days before the college entrance examination, and the nerves were already tense to the critical point of breaking, and behavior began to reversibly loosen up-never touch the book after returning from the late self-study, and moved a small bench to sit in front of the TV. It took just a few hours to see it, and when there was nothing to look at, I slowly climbed into bed and went to sleep. Maybe it’s psychological factors. I always feel that the movie department I watched at that time was good-looking. Now I can watch more and better movies on the computer or even in the cinema freely, but I can’t find the original fascination. Not only that, Even if I rewatch the movie I liked before, that feeling is still not available.
It’s the same with the recent rewatch of "Deep Water Legend". The high-definition, original sound, and the effect are much better than CCAV. I can't stand it when I saw half of it. So my following evaluation of this movie is basically based on memory, or there may be Fallacy doesn't matter.
The most memorable part of "Legend of Deep Water" has appeared in my nightmare time and time again-the water horse carried August in the Loch Ness frolicking, and then plunged into the lake, and then there appeared a series of full It shows that this is a sci-fi movie: the water horse slips like a nose, and Augus's hands are so short. The magic is that no matter how the water horse jumps up and down out of the water into the lake, August is not thrown off. Forget it, there is nothing wrong with staying in the water for so long without wearing a diving suit. It's very mysterious and sci-fi. So even though the scenery at the bottom of the lake was so dreamlike, it still left a little shadow in my young (?) mind. In my dream, I also hugged Brother Water Horse’s neck like August, and he "swish" into the dark and deep lake, and then I didn’t have it...
there is another bridge that I remember, that’s After seeing the water horse, the two old men moved crookedly, wanting to use this to become famous overnight, but to no avail after a long time, so they took a picture of a water monster model, and the water horse was in the same shape during the photo shoot. Swim in a piece of water nearby. I have to say that this screenwriter is still very good at composing the story.
The scenery in the movie is excellent, with lakes and mountains, tranquility and distance. It has the sentiment of the Scottish countryside and a bit of Chinese landscape painting. It is easy to draw people into that scene.
When I rewatched it, the one sentence I complained the most was-"Wipe, do you want to be such a bully for a handyman?" To be honest, I don’t quite understand now, in a country with such a high level of hierarchy, how could Augustus, the son of a certain lord, be called around by all kinds of people, first the handsome handyman, and then what kind of officer, and it looks like The servants at home don't think he is too concerned about him. Is this the legendary "a child without a dad is like a grass"?
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