Looking at the whole, I believe that the average audience will have two feelings: the first is lengthy, and the second is excessive force.
This kind of theme that expresses the tragedy of the bottom, once there are too many performance traces and design bridges, it is easy to appear fake. For example, speaking to the camera, if it is a story of a middle-class cheating, then it may be a magical and interesting story. But when used in this movie, it became an out-of-date dazzling technique. In the same way, the frame changes and the colors change, which is inevitable to feel frivolous in this story.
And before showing off the skills, do you want to do the more basic details first.
For example, when the Dutch brother woke up by the water, he first gave a 90-degree upside-down shot of a water bird on the lake. Obviously this is the perspective of the Dutch brother.
Next is the shot of the Dutch brother lying on his side. Here we can see that he is lying down on his right side.
Think about it carefully. If he lay down on his right side, would the previous lens just be reversed?
I am neither a professional nor have I spare time to pick out the mistakes frame by frame for such a long film. I just saw something wrong with my intuition here, so I pondered it a bit more. Sure enough, there is a problem.
So, if you don't understand such low-level lens errors, don't show off your skills.
Although the movie is too hard, it is necessary for the Dutch brother himself to participate in such a movie. It is definitely a good thing for young actors to pursue this kind of pursuit. These different performance experiences will be valuable assets in the future. After all, Spiderman can't eat forever.
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