calm and soothing , coherent, calm,
old, simple and honest.
Using these words to describe a suspenseful film, it is estimated that most people will not buy it. However, these suspenseful films used to describe "Mr. Bean" are the most appropriate and beautiful words I can think of.
"Maigret's Trap" is adapted from the 1958 old French film "A Trap". Rowan Atkinson (Rowan Atkinson), who is also the actor who many people love Mr. Bean, starred as Inspector Maigret. But, this time, Atkinson is no longer Mr. Bean, and we can't even find a trace of Mr. Bean in it. This time, he is the actor Rowan Atkinson.
The streets of Paris are soothing and full of laughter, classical and elegant. But there is always an undercurrent, surging in this city, erupting in the dark alleys.
Mottled buildings, glazed glass cups, intricately patterned curtains, round staircase handrails, intricately carved old pipes, suit fabrics and buttons from England, as well as unsmiling voices, simple and smooth logic, silent worries , Quiet companionship...just like the music that appears at the end of the film, exquisite, ethereal, and melodious.
-Maigret?
--it's me.
--How is everything?
--all good.
--We should do something tonight. Let's go to the art exhibition or go for a walk.
--No, stay at home, I still like to stay at home.
--Okay, see you later.
--OK.
Atkinson's figure walks through the sunset in Paris, a kind of old feeling that seems like a world away, a kind of gentleness that seems to be separated, a kind of hopelessness, it is calm and soothing.
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