Cameron's "Titanic" is very clever, it retains all the great tragic and magnificent of "Ice Sea Sunken", its strong epic and documentary nature, and its portrayal of the various details of the characters. He also deliberately added a main line of love on it, so "Titanic", as he said, has indeed become a romance film. Think about it, class difference, eruption of passion, difference between life and death, fireworks-like youthful love takes place on the most magnificent and largest mail ship, and this ship is about to sink into the ice sea with the lives of 1,500 people, which is touching. It's more exciting and flattering. But I don't like this kind of kitsch, and I don't like the glaring eroticism of movies. Man-made births and deaths, love encounters and passions have weakened the huge tragedy inherent in true history. Just imagine, if the so-called love between Jack and Ruth did not happen on this ship, and was not illuminated by the gorgeous and tragic spotlight of this ship, then how clichéd this story is. Cameron’s greatness lies in his adeptness and boldness in using modern film technology. He has made the dream machine of film extremely powerful, the height of computer special effects, the unprecedented magnificence of the scene, and the extremely complicated scene scheduling. The great and most beautiful ship is resurrected on the screen. This is Roy 40 years ago. Ward could not imagine.
Looking back at "The Shipwreck in the Ice Sea", the focus is on the historical tragedy itself, the development of the event, various factors: the owner, the captain, the chief mate, the telegrapher, the California, and the passengers of all classes on the ship. It has both the focus and the priority. Each character has a prominent and rich interpretation, and the composition of amorous paintings is fully expressed in the event. Instead of attaching a cheap and clichéd love story to history to attract the audience, it uses the details of the historical event itself to generate tension. Why do Jack and Ruth need such a big theme as the sinking of the Titanic? Human beings created this magnificent ship because of their own strength, and the vain they produced because of their own strength destroyed the ship. Just showing this is powerful enough.
Not to entertain me, but to conscientiously and artistically show the process of major historical events, the cause and effect, and the performance of human nature. This is what I am most grateful for "Ice Sea Shipwreck".
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