After one brush, I read the original book and returned to the second brush. The description of the original book is really exquisite. Many details are described from the perspective of Lian Shi to make the image more vivid, and the look is also very sour.
But there are a few things about the movie that are very commendable. One is Hideaki Ito’s acting skills. It should be said that he interprets the characters very well. The most brilliant is the last act of whistling and dancing. It feels like the finishing touch to the image of Hasumi. There is no meaning to compare, but it is true. One scene shocked me more than the original, and it was deeply impressed by the actors' acting skills.
The other is the massacre of the students on the roof. Whether it is the first brush or the second brush, I am very impressed with this paragraph. Wearing a raincoat and holding a shotgun, against the background of the carnival lights, there is a rhythm with "Sharp McGee". The melody of the song and the students’ desperate screams, the strong contrast brings endless shock, and it can also set off the image of Lian Shi, and even feel the joy of his heart, even if this is not the plot he set in advance, he Still having fun.
Due to the length of the movie, the editing is a bit jumpy. For those who have read the original, the coherence is still lacking. Some plots and the interpretation of the character of the supporting characters are still not detailed enough. However, the classic picture and the music are still very good. The original is recommended. Eat with the movie.
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