2016 American movie "All the Way": I used to have little interest in this purely political biopic, but recently it has become more accepted. Is it because I am getting older? However, this film is purely for Bryan Cranston's Tony Award. The stage play was changed into a movie so quickly, so that audiences who can't see the old white on the stage can enjoy his presidential performance. The most powerful point is the shaping of the image, temperament and voice. At the beginning, it was almost impossible for people to recognize it as Bryan Cranston, and that smooth southern accent is really not easy, but I don't know if it has not changed. In the stage play, although there are many nuanced performance passages, I always feel that his dynamic is a little too big, and it is obviously a performance more suitable for the stage, so that I am a little tired and out of this way after seeing it. play. As for Anthony Mackie, he only gets crushed. How to draw that face, based on his expression, he can't act like Martin Luther King, but the shaping of his voice is a bit of a breakthrough. Apart from the performances, there is really not much to watch in this film. Although it is said that Americans are the country that entertains political topics the most, this story is a bit too faithful to reality and has no climax. It is said that Politics is war, but there is neither gunpowder nor suspense and tension. There are conspiracies, but they are all edge balls.
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