After watching the movie, I just felt refreshed, and all the unpleasantness in my heart was swept away. In addition, walking seemed like a breeze, and I even wanted to get up and sing and dance, and talk about the feelings.
I originally wanted to write a long-winded film review, about the hero's self-discovery, the gorgeous transformation of the cake girl, and the change of the road under the wave of the sound of the movie. Now I think it's a bit silly, but fortunately I didn't put it into action. Because in the proper sense, musical films including "La La Land" basically have no plot, and all the director and actors need to do is to achieve the trinity of song and dance, scenes and weak plots, so unless the film is silent in reality I would like to change my writing to sound, or talk about my feelings, otherwise it would be completely meaningless to make comments, and I don’t have any film history skills. I know that an “Actor’s Self-cultivation” is my limit, so there is no need. Ban door axe, this film review is only a feeling and a little rough opinion.
In the Chinese film environment, musicals have never been popular, not only because of China's introverted cultural complex, but in my opinion, perhaps because musicals can test the actors' skills more intuitively than ordinary movies. and professionalism. Although it has improved, the film market still has not gotten rid of the deformed model of relying on traffic for profit (from this point of view, the original sin seems to lie in the audience), and the foundation and dedication are precisely what most traffic managers lack. Look at Gene Kelly's coherent and exquisite dance steps, what can be said to be the most classic rain song and dance in film history when he had a fever of forty degrees, O'Connor's super-long shot to the end, three consecutive and very gorgeous touches behind the wall Somersaults...I don't deny that there are many actors in China who are equally dedicated and even more so, but they don't exist in the traffic list, so there is no real song and dance drama so far. But I still hope that one day in the future, I can see that the Chinese musical market can live long and prosper.
I didn't write almost anything in this film review. I just complained and complained. The quality was also very rough, and it hardly touched on the substantive content. After all, I was in a normal mood after listening to Mao's class, and I wrote this in less than 20 minutes. Nonsense, let's make a final conclusion.
Am I the only one who thinks Gene Kelly looks super like S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Coulson? (´･ω･`)
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