The opening was amazing, but the last half an hour was the essence of the whole film, and it was barely able to pull the film back to three and a half hours.
From the photography tones, a lot of boring facial close-up dialogues, deliberately degraded supporting roles, featureless scene design, and crappy suspense plots, there is almost no beauty and fun in the first half of the film, even though In order to highlight the heaviness of the subject matter, you don't have to be so cruel, director.
Some talented directors can do the best in any genre, such as Kubrick and Ang Lee; some talented directors chew one genre repeatedly, and the audience is also intoxicated, such as Ozu. It's Uncle Zhi, you should go the other way steadily, because Cannes will be a god.
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