my phone, but I need to record a look
at Robert Downey Jr. at the end when he picks up the
old man from prison for medical parole and the old man looks at him and walks slowly out from behind the railing
The camera has always given Robert Downey Jr.'s eyes through the iron fence.
That look that instantly hit me
is grievance, yes, it's nothing else, it's full of grievance, and there is still a little expectation, but this expectation is very high. Eagerly
I think if we have such a life experience, we should be able to understand that
if something happens that makes you especially worried about a person you deeply care about, when you finally see him or confirm that he is all right, your The first reaction is grievance or even anger, then gratification or something else.
Because in front of this person you care deeply about, you will act like a spoiled child, you will invite pets, whether you are a five-year-old loli or a bearded man in his forties, your emotional logic is that
you really hate you, how can you let me worried for so long.
This is a detail that we almost never pay attention to, but it is these very real details that make a performance and a movie move people's hearts.
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