2. The actor who plays Dali has done enough homework (such as deliberately large and small eyes on the right and left, body performance at 31'00'', a paragraph after 66'00'', expression at 88'00'', etc.), But Pattinson and Dali's temperament are far from each other. More often, people feel that this is a thankless imitation show, and we really can't see Dali; and Federico's image of a country gentleman is similar to Charm and talent don't really go hand in hand.
3. The hue and saturation of light and shadow evoke the sadness of people's youth.
4. The soundtrack is good.
In short, such a subject should perhaps have a more uninhibited expression, a non-British one. After all, it was an age of surrealism, an age of turbulent absurdity, and after all, the protagonists were a group of brilliant geniuses. But this movie is still remarkable.
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