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Exquisite British romantic fairy tale
Jean 2022-03-19 09:01:03
In short, it's a relatively comfortable movie to watch. The plot is actually not complicated, but the ingenious design makes the burden slowly shake out, and it is a good experience to watch. Many humorous bridges and details are the highlights and bonus points of this film, it is simply a comedy. Those ghost princes are so funny. The special effects are not bad, just right fairy tale style, without losing imagination and fun. The picture style and rhythm of the whole film are relatively uniform, but there are a few shortcomings, some lack of focus, and the force is too uniform. It may be that the focus is on the details rather than the main line. Fortunately, the main line is clear, not just a fairy tale, just look interesting. The performances are really mediocre, a few protagonists (Small Shop Man, Star Girl, Old Witch) barely stand out in any place, and a few supporting roles are pretty good. Why does the image and setting of the male protagonist always think of Orlando Bloom...
Extended Reading
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Tristan: Don't you ever sleep?
Yvaine: Not at night. May have escaped your notice, genius, but that's when the stars have rather better things to do. They're coming out, shining, that sort of thing.
Tristan: Yeah, well, it may have escaped yours, but you're not in the sky anymore. Coming out is off the agenda. Shining has been suspended until further notice. Oh, and sleeping during the day is O-U-T. Unless you have some magical ability to sleep while you're walking.
Yvaine: Have you not got it into your thick head yet? I'm not walking anywhere!
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Tristan: I find the fastest way to travel is by candlelight.
[showing the candle]
Yvaine: You've got a Babylon candle.
Tristan: Yeah, I have a bubbling candle.
Yvaine: A *Babylon* candle.
Tristan: That's what I said.
Yvaine: You said "bubbling".