Exploring the Language of Film 100 Years Ago

Zane 2022-04-22 07:01:54

Four sets of stories, each with at least two parallel lines, are interspersed back and forth in a total of nearly ten lines. Not to mention the time, it is difficult for the audience to understand now a hundred years later. The modern story is the main axis, and the plot is more tortuous; the big scene of the Babylonian attack and defense reached the climax of the first half, and the scene scheduling, special effects, and movement of the mirror are superb; the religious massacre and the crucifixion are set off by the card-style description, and the story is incomplete. Clothing sets and scene art are also the benchmarks for blockbusters.

Donato 2022-04-24 07:01:25

The theme is really grand, and the narrative structure is also very innovative, but I still feel sleepy. The ending scene is comparable to the illustrations of the Divine Comedy, and the elevation of love, peace, religion, etc. is a bit too deep.