This film, although the new version has many flaws, the plot arrangement is a bit messy, the cuts are a bit messy, the theme fails to reflect, and the final climax failed to go up. The graduation performance that should have been the most brilliant, just barely qualified.
I don't want to talk about the failure of the movie here, I want to talk about some details that hurt me in the movie:
1. The acting teacher prepared a notepad for each person. This notepad is not a diary, it is not about yourself, and it is not about your nonsense. It's not about your boring chatter and gossip, it's about you observing the people around you, your observation of them, your experience of their joys and sorrows, and understanding and treating the world from their perspective. . . Yes, only by understanding others can you understand yourself.
Reflection: The word "I" is probably the most spoken word in my life. I don't know others, and I can't understand myself.
2. A teacher who sings so well, but failed to become popular. She said that after she failed the audition, when she stood at the subway entrance, she felt that life could not be like this. . . Yes, if after struggle, you may be very talented, but when you can't be famous in the world, should you give up?
Reflection: If 33 never gets what he desires most in this life, and keeps failing, 33 will probably keep smashing his head and blood. I don’t know, the teacher’s words hurt 33. Maybe the tree can grow because of compromise. .
3. The beautiful dancing girl, who was admitted to the best modern dance in the world, was busy performing, so she abandoned the only boyfriend she said was not boring. . . When you get what you really want, you will be ruthlessly abandoned, not even looking back, not even crying.
Reflection: My heart hurts, it's not worth it for that boyfriend, but if it's not love at the beginning, but a boring plaything to kill myself, who can be blamed for being abandoned. Maybe the person who falls in love first is always passive. But people still learn to love people first, and then they can be happy. So my boyfriend is actually happy.
4. Black girl, give up the piano, turn to singing, play the piano alone in the hall and sing maybe I didn't win, but I can't be given up, with tears in my eyes. . . Compared with the teacher's giving up, compared with the lyrics sung by black girls, is the dream beautiful or harmful after all?
Reflection: Maybe I lost, maybe I won, maybe I was lonely, maybe I was honored, but it doesn't matter, I get my own approval, that's fine.
5. The pale girl was nervous during the admissions interview. The teacher said roughly, now is not the time to be nervous, and there will be real nervousness in the future, so relax. . .
Reflection: When I need to stand on the podium and say something, no matter whether I am well prepared or not, I am always nervous for the first five minutes. Although things will get better later, this sentence has given me a lot of inspiration. When you need to be nervous, you are still behind. This time, you will face it easily and perform easily.
I like Shakespeare's saying: as long as the ending is good, it is all good.
Therefore, Hollywood movies always like to have good endings, and domestic art directors scoff at them, but I am a loyal supporter of Hollywood junk movies.
The reality is hard enough, don't we have a reason to watch movies that make people excited, see a happy ending, and make people full of confidence?
I never understand or understand, so I never watch tragedy, although tragedy has promoted the progress of countless people.
It's just a tragedy in reality, how much can the movie show, the tempering of the years, the ups and downs, the passage of time, the disappearance of life, the shattering of dreams, and the helpless survival. . .
Well, going too far, I love this movie because I think it's worth the time to watch it.
Famous all over the world, I believe that those who have dreams will have a good ending after all.
PS: I believe in reincarnation, hehe, if it is really an eternal dream, it will eventually come true. . .
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