Mythical Meryl Streep dances like a Super Mary on a pure white sheet, You're the dancing queen. Three old men and brides drifting on the azure Greek seas reminisce about the old days of Paris, I still recall... our last summer. Even when the three super troupers flicked their hair with the tip of their index finger like SHE on the colorful wax stone stage, Shining like the sun, smiling, having fun.
The soundtrack was downloaded a few months ago, and ABBA's songs are familiar, but the movie far exceeded my expectations.
Clearly, Pierce Brosnan can win the most photogenic award in this department. Every three old men appear in the same shot, no matter how partial I am to Colin, who has the most personal British accent, I still have to admit that this former 007 hero is uninhibited, unrestrained, unrestrained, suave and suave... But I don't like his singing skills. No compliments. Compared to Ewan McGregor, who was born in Scotland, this Irish voice can't hide the frosted marks of the years.
In fact, the most terrifying thing is my dear comrade Colin Firth~~From the classic Mr. Darcy of the BBC version of Pride&Prejudice, to the tough lawyer Darcy of Bridget Jones' Diary, to the Dutch painter Mr. Girl with a Pearl Earring. Vermeer, played by Colin Firth, has always been the most reserved and forbidding gentleman. Even in Nanny McPhee or St. Trinian's, it's a stark contrast to "Head Banger" Harry. Watching him sing and dance for the final blue corset and sacrificing his first appearance...I instantly fainted~~ Haha, Colin's gay comedy talent needs to be developed~~
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