the beginning of the movie. When the incomparably regular and comforting drum beats sound.
I was thinking, it was Kubrick.
The fluttering at the beginning of "Dr. Strangelove", the serious tension at the beginning of "Path of Glory". It sets the tone for the entire movie from the very beginning. The expression of the film begins from the beginning of the film. And then from start to finish, it's all rigorous from the beginning. rhythm.
A very famous episode of Tom and Jerry. Tom and Jerry, who are famous pianists, play the piano and play the piano. Every finger that the miraculous Tom fell. Each key is perfectly in tune with the classical music in the background. Enough MGM to boast centuries of bullshit. It's a pity that this rigorous tone only exists in documentaries now.
From the 19th century. Impressionism began to completely defeat the classical school in the Salon. The so-called art is completely popularized. Quite a few of my predecessors were there to brag that art was always improving. But seriously compared to the Renaissance. Even the Middle Ages, even after the age of ancient Greek city-states. What we can really see is. Art is getting lazy and degenerate. There are more and more schools, technologies, and expressions. Go further and further down the road of bells and whistles. (I may have gone a little too far)
I just wanted to ask. Can you stop thinking about so many skills and do a piece of work seriously and rigorously? Art is private. Don't think about it so much.
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