There are a number of characterization details worth pondering, which are the turning points of some characters' characters from the surface to the in-depth.
The seemingly harmless Matt Damon showed his fangs step by step, while the absurd and unruly Jude Law always inadvertently pointed him sharply. Whether it's the bathroom refusing to share a bath, or the restaurant breaking through and stealing clothes, pretending to sleep on the train, or the specious questioning of Matt Damon's education in the music bar, it's all interesting.
Matt Damon is the leader in the scam, but emotionally he still loves like a fool. Instead, it is Jude Law, a veteran in love. Although he doesn't know the truth, he can see clearly the feelings and personality of the other party. But his lack of a calm and extreme character made this insight go to waste and instead hastened his own death.
Great designs for established playboys and musicians too. The old man was very arrogant as soon as he appeared on the stage. He seemed to be a drunkard, but as soon as the picture turned, he saw Matt Damon directly before anyone else, and indirectly prompted Jude Law to get away. In the end, he was also the first to discover the truth. Unfortunately, these sons and brothers must not be as active as Matt Damon, who was born as a working people. Even if they saw the situation clearly, they were too conceited to be able to control it, and eventually they came to the same destination as Jude Law. Speaking of which, is there really nothing between the two of them? The scene of listening to music together is too ambiguous. Matt Damon asked Jude Law what secrets, and I suspect it is the JQ of these two. .
The musician's foreshadowing arrangement is very good. At the beginning, he appeared with Gwyneth, which makes people wonder if the latter is sloppy. But then he gently comforted Gwen, making it clear that they were not a couple. And his attitude towards Matt Damon has gradually evolved from the kindness of a good man to a distinct admiration. The scene of playing the piano and reading the score on the bed at the end are very in line with the character's identity and personality, and are heartbreakingly beautiful. It's really wonderful to have Matt Damon appear in the section where he conducts the chant in the church, implying that the relationship between the two is heating up. From the final confession, it can be seen that Matt Damon in the eyes of the musician may be a blond angel, mysterious and fragile.
The roles of these three male supporting characters are well chosen, and their looks and personalities complement each other. Jude Law is uninhibited in beauty, dazzling and dazzling, making people not hesitate to throw moths into flames. The appearance of the old man has been nurtured, but he is sharp and domineering, and has a male-specific attraction. The musician's appearance is too gay, the whole face seems to be covered by soft light, and it is soft and charming, showing the same sense of Virgin as the band he conducts.
Matt Damon was the best choice, and the mix of temperament in him would have been very suitable for the role. The shy and rustic look in his eyes was Ripley, but he didn't show a ruthless and decisive Dick in disguise before. When the two personalities clashed, the facial features were clearly smiling, but their expressions were so painful and frightened. I just can't think of a second person who can interpret such a complex character so naturally.
Sometimes I think that American idiots are a special breed, like Forrest Gump, Rain Man, and the weird geniuses played by Matt Damon. breath.
All in all, this story is so amazing. The plot is great from start to finish, and every supporting role is great. Although it's not my favorite type of movie, I can't help but be amazed.
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