A few days ago, Yun Music suddenly pushed the theme music of "Pearl Harbor". Hans Zimmer played a pair of Tennessee's warm summer. When the piano sound was on, it seemed to see the vast wheat ears of the farm drifting in the golden light, and two bear children. Dancing on the little plane where the old man was spraying pesticides.
So I turned over the film. This time there was low thunder outside the window, and rain dripped sparsely on the window. I sat on the edge of the bed and followed the film for another three hours.
The movie in 2001 had excellent visual effects. I watched it today. More than ten years have passed. It is a blockbuster movie. The explosion of "selling copies" has always been so exciting. The visual effects are often done in details. The moment the fish hits the hull, the bombed navy crashes into the oar, every frame is so detailed, as if it were real.
Speaking of details, before the attack, there was a shot in the cabin of a Japanese pilot, with a black and white photo of his love affixed to the cold instrument panel. After the bombing, American soldiers raised their guns at the wreckage of the plane, and the white scarf was stained with blood on the broken glass cover. The enemy was dead, and he was holding a photo. No matter how dazzling the explosion is, the war is a heinous pain for both sides. After selling the copy, it seems that there is no such feeling anymore. The "Transformers" series is exploding more and more fiercely. Watching the fireworks on the entire IMAX screen, there is always a sense of tension.
Evelyn is so beautiful. To be precise, Kate is so beautiful, with red lips and blonde hair, but she is very gentle. The water vapor scattered across the platform. She laughed in the carriage, with white teeth, and she was fascinated to see. There are many beauties with red lips and blond hair, but most of them are too warm, Kate is so meticulous, and even with a hint of oriental subtlety, too little. Wearing a bikini, she gently pinned the hair that was blown by the sea breeze behind her ears, and the waves slapped on the reef, making Hawaii so sand and water. She was wearing a red cheongsam, her body was slender, the cheongsam faded away, revealing garter socks full of temptation, Evelyn and Danny were joyous on the white silk cloth of the parachute, and sweat beads were crystal clear on her skin.
In 2001, the young Ben had not yet become a director, had not yet won an Oscar, nor had he sat down in the director's chair with Ma Da and read the "Green Light Project" seriously. But the little Ben from thirteen years ago, Rafe in the play, had a face that was already so square. He didn't want a girl to kill him in order to hit the plane, as if he was stupid by the extra shot. Rafe and Danny, from a bear kid to a young man, Rafe became calm, Danny was still a little shy, the two liked the same woman, they shot down 7 enemy planes together, and finally Danny gave up and saved Rafe and was killed by the eldest brother all his life. The protected little brother finally rescued the eldest brother. With such a twisted feeling, if there is no Evelyn, Rafe will confess to him when Danny takes his last breath. We have been flying together for so long, and we are destined to be together.
If you really want to talk about acting in the movie, although that is not the point, you can still talk about Jon Voight. I don’t know what Roosevelt said when he was attacked by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor, but when Jon put down his crippled leg from the wheelchair and stood up struggling, the camera cut a close-up of his face and said, so don When't tell me, it can't be done, it's still very exciting. There are not many actions and lines, but it has a very restrained energy.
In the end, the scene went from the sleeping Arizona back to the warm-toned Tennessee, and the opening soundtrack sounded again. Rafe took the little Danny and flew across the fields in the afterglow. I looked out the window, the rain had stopped, the sky blue in Shenzhen was strange, and a passenger plane flew out slowly in front of the white clouds in the distance. I closed the computer and tried to smooth out all the emotions about flying that were hooked out by the movie.
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