"Damage" was specially found by me. I can’t remember where I saw the introduction to the story, but what really attracted me to watch was because the starring actress was Jeremy Irons, his elegant gentlemanly demeanor, well-defined The face, the thick British accent, the sad eyes, the superb acting skills, and his almost perfect figure after fifty years of age, one cannot fail to notice him. He can be graceful, evil, cruel, and gentle enough to be heartbreaking. , This is very similar to Ralph Fiennes. Steve in "Damage" will always be well-dressed-I always have a special affection for well-dressed men, a trace of untidy hair, a long and slender waist, beautiful delicate fingers, silent sad eyes, such a middle-aged man I'm not surprised that men can make young women fall in love at first sight.
"Damage" has a Chinese translation of "Love Severe Injury", but I think another literal translation of "Destruction" is more accurate. Is there love in there? I only saw desire and destruction. Martin should love Anna, but his love seems so thin in Anna's lies, so thin that it breaks at the touch of a touch. Steve is more like an infatuation with Anna. He would rather ruin the world for one person. That is not love. At that moment, I can’t wait to live and die for her and be crushed by her, but then and that moment has passed, you really Can you still face the world ruined for her?
At first glance, Steve’s life is perfect. He is highly powerful. His wife Ingrid is beautiful and virtuous. His son Martin is handsome. His daughter Sally is also naughty and cute. life. But in this calm, you will find that this family always seems to be shortcomings, as Martin said, lack of enthusiasm. Steve and Ingrid’s marriage sounded more like a deal. He relied on her prominent family background. She believed that he must be outstanding. Perhaps there was love before, but in the calm marriage life, love slowly faded into Because of the carelessness towards each other, Ingrid's distinguished family background has brought Steve the steady progress he wants, but it inevitably gives him a feeling of being despised by her and her family. Power brings a sense of accomplishment but not happiness, so the young and beautiful and sad Anna penetrated his heart sharply with a single look. He collapsed in an instant, and he didn't even have the strength to resist.
I can understand Steve's fascination with Anna. The more peaceful and complete his life, the more enthusiastic his thirst for passion. People always crazily want what they lack in their lives. Old men fall in love with young women usually desperately desperate. He is like a child who has just begun to love him. He is sweet, happy, crazy, and at the same time jealous, painful, and lonely. When he is crazy, he thinks about destroying his wife, son and daughter. As long as I can get her, I have thought about separating from her when I am calm, which is the best choice for her, myself, and family. He said that when he was separated, his head was against the glass of the phone booth, painful like a terminally ill patient. He didn't want her to say, just listen to him. He knew too well that as long as she spoke, this moment of determination would be vanished. But he underestimated his madness and her paranoia, a key to the room, a note with the address written on it, he is like a cliff feller who grabbed the edge of the cliff with one hand, he didn’t know that if he caught it, he would give birth to hope. , But he was exhausted, and the power of a feather could easily defeat him, almost without any struggle, he fell instantly and was finally broken to pieces. People like Steve are the most terrible, "seeking the best in everything." Whether a person wants love, money or status, if you only want the same thing, it doesn’t matter. You can work hard towards your goals. The biggest fear is that you want everything. Suppose he married a woman like Anna who could make him fascinated but could not keep him on the same footing. He was only a doctor. Thirty years later, when he met the noble and prominent Ingrid, he was tempted by power. Will you not be tempted? Anna was right in one sentence, he actually didn't want to get a divorce. When he held his son's body in despair, could he really ruin everything for Anna, as he imagined? Is that passion worth the price? Years later, when he saw Anna from a distance again, she followed Peter, holding a child in his hand, at this moment he finally understood that to him, she was no different from other women and had no special meaning. The significance has long been destroyed by his own hands.
I can’t understand Anna’s feelings. Obviously she doesn’t love Martin. Martin is just a placebo to make up for the trauma of her youth. She should love Steve. Otherwise, why should we hold on to him? So what is Peter? Her childhood sweetheart? Her emotional dependence? She broke up with him and continued to fall in love with different people, but always returned to him after being injured. As Ingrid said, Martin is the person he loves the most for Ingrid, and Anna is the person he loves the most for Steve, so what about Anna? Who does she love? She was always like a bystander, even to Steve, she always just watched with cold eyes. When he wanted to have her, she refused, and when he wanted to escape her, she was seduced. She knew that Steve was not capable of parrying. She was at the mercy of her. For Anna, marrying Martin is like being with the brother who committed suicide for her again. The life of exile from childhood has made the brothers and sisters depend on each other to the unmarried love. Her feelings for Martin are still sick. She is not really in love. He, he is not the type she likes, but holding him is like holding her broken memories. But what does she think? Marrying your son and having an affair with your father-in-law will never be exposed? Or does she not care about being exposed? She said that she didn’t care about Martin. It didn’t seem to be. When Steve wanted to divorce, she calmly refused. She said he couldn’t hurt Martin, but she didn’t mean to end the affair. She even said to Steve, Without him, I would never marry Martin. How could she stay out of the matter and feel confident, as if Steve was the only one who had to bear the responsibility? Maybe she didn’t understand herself. She thought she found her brother when she found Martin. She thought she found love when she found Steve. She didn’t want to give up Steve for Martin, nor did she want to give up Martin for Steve. , She thought she could have these two people at the same time, but never thought of what kind of disaster it would be for them. She finally ruined everything again. Martin died of her like a brother. She put on her clothes silently, turned and walked away. She thought everything she found was lost again, but she said, the injured. The most dangerous, because they can always survive the danger, Steve is ruined, his wife is lost, and she, return to Peter, get married and have children, as if nothing had ever happened. Jeremy Irons and Juliet Binoche are highly praised as world-class performers. I don’t like Binoche for no specific reason. Even if she is praised for her unmatched beauty, I don’t Like, Binoche's performances have always been known for Lengxiang, but Lengxiang became expressionless when he was unsure, at least in "Damage" she was completely obscured by Irons' light. Irons is good at acting that Kind of a somewhat neurotic man, pale, paranoid and fragile. He can live or die for what he believes, and ignore it or be wrong. The one that impressed me most was Humbert in "A Pear Blossom Pressing Begonia". In that section, he came from the rain. Walking back home, leaning on the door frame to face the bewitching Lolita, helplessly lowered her eyes, and then walked up to pick her up, with a sigh "Lolita" that seemed to come from the depths of the soul, yes. , He confessed his fate, willing to confess. Humbert, a fifty-year-old man, his eyes flashed with the joy and sweetness that only a first-love boy would have. Irons' performance is so delicate and delicate that people even ignore that this is an unethical love. , And just sighed and sighed for his wishful thinking.
"Madame Butterfly" really made me silly. A man and another man slept in bed for several years, but he still believed that he loved a woman, and even believed that "she" gave birth to a son for himself. No matter how big the difference between the East and the West is. It can't be so big that there are no distinctions between men and women, right? If such a ridiculous story weren’t adapted from facts, probably everyone would scold the screenwriter for brain damage. The film was not convincing. It was not that the actors did not perform well, but the story itself was too ridiculous. Zunlong is pretty as a man, but no matter how beautiful a man looks like a woman, he is somewhat powerless. In terms of performance, I think Zunlong performs well, forbearing, dignified, beautiful, and mysterious. It’s just that feeling, that makeup, Still looking awkward. But the infatuation between Irons' eyebrows and eyes smoothed the whole story. The sound of "butterfly" from the soul always tells us a sad fact: He loves "she"-this "woman" he imagined "This is the most heartbreaking part of the whole story. When this absurd lie was revealed to the world, his stupidity still seemed so tragic and moving.
I like Irons's voice, its strong English accent, and it always seems to have a sighing ending sound. Even the low and cold "Simon says" in "Die Hard 3" sounds sad and crazy. Looking at his life, it should be considered very complete, but he always makes me feel sad, his face always hides a sad depression, and his ice-like eyes are always depressed with thoughts. He is getting older and older. , But the sexy exudes from the bones, irresistible.
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