I don't know why I chose such a movie as the first long film review for my account, but I still want this on a whim. It is purely private, similar to a diary, fragmented things.
First of all, how did I discover this movie... Different from watching this movie with my favorite stars around me, I learned about this movie through the director. Paul McGuigan, met the director in "Sherlock". He directed Ep01 and Ep03 of S1 and Ep01 and Ep02 of S2. Among them, the three episodes of S1Ep01 Pink Research, S1Ep03 Deadly Game, and S2Ep01 Belgovia Scandal are my three favorite episodes in this entire TV series. As for the episode of S2Ep02 The Hound of Baskerville...
After "The Detective Sherlock", I watched the director's "Victor Frankenstein" again. Although the quality of the finished film disappointed me, the whole movie was like two episodes of TV series, but the filming style of this director still left a deep impression on me (a bit of Gayrich's feeling?). Originally thought it was the tone of "Shen Xia" that influenced the director's image style, and then let him use it in "Victor Frankenstein". But after watching the film "Lucky Number Slavin", I have every reason to believe that it is precisely because the director injected his own lively and humorous image style in the first episode of the whole series of "Sherlock". , Laid the tone of the whole series of "Sherlock Detective".
However, Paul seems to have been stuck in the TV series these years and can't make it...
I personally like editing with a bit of hip-hop rhythm (for example: Darren Anofsky’s "Death Code", "Dream Requiem", Edgar Wright’s Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy), so This makes me really like the picture presented in this movie. Without reading the lines, this movie just looks at the screen switching to give people a very energetic feeling, and this feeling seems to be slowly missing in the mainstream movies in recent years, which is really a pity.
In addition, I have to mention that the mouthpieces of this movie are real mouthpieces, which can make people more interested.
Another: The quality of Josh Hartnett's films after 2006 seems to be not good... (There was also a "Black Dahlia" from De Palma in 2006, which went down a bit). In fact, I felt a bit pity for this actor. He tried very hard to get closer to acting, but it was still a little bit worse. It is a pity that the focus of this movie is often taken away by Liu Yuling, Freeman and Willis. If you have more opportunities to polish yourself, you can become the hammer brother of the acting school (I think they feel a bit like...what's going on at a certain moment).
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