People~men~women~old people~little people~everyone everyone………………After
finally changing the two theaters, risking cervical spondylosis, bought the ticket for the second row position and gave it to it. Watched.
But the result?
To put it simply, those who have read the novel feel that they have deleted too many interesting places. After all, the most interesting thing about the novel itself is the process of analyzing the seemingly real history, paintings, and deciphering the code. Remove these, the book "The Code" 3rd-rate suspense novels are not counted.
So when the film is simplified and complicated, it becomes very boring to those who have read the original book. Instead, I have more energy to pay attention to the loopholes in the crude plot. The most obvious is the beginning, the huge Louvre Palace actually only left one guard, but also slipped the guard. And when the large group returned to capture them, the shots switched, they looked like King Kong came to New York, and suddenly escaped smoothly.
On the other hand, when most people in China don't know much about the basic historical background of novels, if you don't read novels and go to movies directly, you will feel very hazy. It seems interesting, but some of them don't understand it very well.
SO, the best choice is to watch the movie first, then read the novel, if you think you have the money to make a fuss, watch the movie again.
As for the actors, they didn't say anything about it. Those few big shots were just because of box office considerations. Because the novel itself basically does not portray the characters, the characters in it are nothing more than props that promote the plot and make sounds. Therefore, it won't matter much if you call any cat or puppy to play.
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