"Blue Valentine" vs "The Kids Are All Right"
This year's ten best picture Oscar nominations are fun to pair. For example, "The Fighter" and "Black Swan" are both about art and life stories; for example, "The Children are All Well" and "Blue Valentine" are all about emotional themes; and The King's Speech.
Before watching "Blue", I liked the feeling of "The Children Are All Well", a middle-class American Lala family, the children's journey to find their father, and the twists and turns of the Lala's life. Moreover, the actors have concentrated on the acting Aunt Bening and the temperamental beauty Julian Moore, who is very fond of them, so they enjoy it both in terms of plot and acting. And there are many nice little details. For example, when the son questioned the mothers when they found their pornographic GAY films, Aunt Betty and Moore gave different answers, one soft, one thick and one thin, very real and warm. Of course, there is the final reconciliation, Moore's famous line "I know marriage is very difficult..." The simple and moving sentence and the refreshing and natural acting skills bring tears to the eyes.
But I have to say that after watching "Blue Valentine", I started to reflect on "The Children Are All Well". Compared with the former, it suddenly seems so weak and mediocre, full of idealized warmth, not ruthless and thorough, not hard enough, at most just a breeze in your heart, neither hurt nor itchy. And the best movie should not be like this, it should be as ruthless as "Blue Valentine", as true as Carver's novel, and even the sensational scenes are cleaned up, only the shady scene at the end Time phantom flashed by.
What kind of a movie "Blue Valentine" is, it will basically make you unable to slow down for two or three days to a week and keep replaying it in your mind. It fills you with the shadows of writing novels, and many of its lines will make you feel like they are straight out of life, between the owner and the wife of a street food restaurant, between a couple on the subway, Even between your dad and mom, it's full of that conversation. Indifferent, cold, trivial and meaningless, intolerable.
It will also show you the beauty of love, encounters and first dates, views of buses side by side, and singing on the road at night. But its cruelty is that it shows you that no matter how beautiful a relationship is, it will end in the end.
I like this uncompromising realistic spirit, because the world is meant to be this way, and marriage is meant to be this way. Only in this way can it have a warning effect, and only in this way can it be meaningful to remember. The ultimate pk of
"The Social Network" vs "The King's Speech"
is a dilemma for me, the palms of my hands and the backs of my hands are fleshy. The Golden Globes are given to the social little man and the king, and it is estimated that the judges are also in a dilemma.
From a rational point of view, in terms of film technology, "The Social Network" is just a little more valuable. Two-line narration, flashbacks and interludes, etc., with an extremely smooth rhythm and skills, an extremely powerful book is shot extremely wonderfully. Moreover, its theme is very awake and close to the present, and it is indeed worthy of the comment of Lizhuan in the Internet age. (Not to mention the loving Garfield and the flowers... please ignore this sentence)
However, reason can't fight emotions after all. When I saw the reunion of Uncle Ke and Aunt Jennifer in front of the screen, I knew that in just half a minute, "The King" was enough to be called the favorite of the year. I really want to hear Uncle Ke call out to Elizabeth, and Aunt Zhan to call out Mr. Darcy. I wonder if everything is going well in Pemberley Manor?
What's more, there is the seriousness of the lovely Captain Barbossa, as well as a bunch of loving British drama Luye, plus the theme of the royal family, this drama is already invincible.
Even if there is no Helena, it is invincible, not to mention the most favorite Helena. (Note: normal version! Unblackened version! Windows with a view! Wings of the pigeon! Adventure of the mind!) So, The King is an emotional victory. But in the end, when the Oscar was awarded to it, I still uncontrollably complained a little, Americans, what kind of a nouveau riche mentality do you have, when you come across a British-made royal film, you show your flattering hands and offer a golden man one.
Therefore, no matter how popular Facebook is, it may not be able to pk off a William-Kate wedding.
smile.
"127 Hours" vs "Black Swan"
I didn't write about fighters because I haven't read it yet, so I pulled over 127 to recharge. The two films also have something in common: the male and female lead actors are handsome and talented. Fu Lanlan can only be described as "hot" recently. It made me, an anti-conformist, too embarrassed to admit that I like him. In fact, I have been thinking about this handsome guy as early as in "The Heart of the King". The handsome guy is already very mouth-watering. What's more, she is a high-quality talent with a master's degree in creative writing from Columbia University and a doctor of literature from Yale University. Of course, the beauty Natalie Portman is not inferior, Harvard psychology department, proficient in five foreign languages. So how unfair the world is. The beauty marries a handsome dancing man again, and then a brand-new God's Chosen is born. Therefore, Fu Lanlan, you have fulfilled the wishes of the vast number of rotten women and established a foundation, so that the world will be complete.
As for the plot, Survival with Broken Arm was completely frightened. As a non-outdoor sports enthusiast, it seems that it does not resonate at all, but it helps to inspire inspiration and enhance the ability to endure pain; as for the black swan, the theme of art devouring humanity is too common. , so I can only work on the suspenseful atmosphere. It is really scary enough, but not shocking.
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