I can see the figure and spirit of Jobs from the aviator Hughes. Paranoid, unwilling to technical limitations, break through technical bottlenecks, strive for perfection, and eventually become a great aviator. It can be said that it is precisely because of such a group of idealists who cannot tolerate a little defect in the world that the world can progress to what you and I see.
Regarding the film itself, the director itself can be said to be highly skilled, and the lens language, scene scheduling, etc. are all classic Hollywood styles. Xiao Li's acting skills began to mature from "New York Gangs" to "Aviator" and gradually formed his own style. There is a scene in the flying house where he was slapped by his mistress and staggered out of the door. Those who have carefully considered Xiao Li will find that Xiao Li's performance in this scene is similar to that of the later "The Wolf of Wall Street." There was a subtle uniformity of style in the scene after Yao HIGH became bigger. In movies including "Hoover", "Closed Island", etc., you can see obvious Xiao Li's acting style.
I personally think that the performance of an actor does not lie in the way of acting or the skill of the acting. The key is to have a performance style, no matter what the style is, you can be familiar with it. Looking at the movie kings and queens, you can find a unified performance style in their plays.
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