The atmosphere of the film is restrained and full of characteristics of the times. From the visual style of the film, we can see that the film style and tone are gray. Deliberately create the characteristics of the times.
Throughout the film, the characterization and psychological construction of the characters are particularly obvious. The film captures Neal's first visual storytelling, describes his life around Neal's family, and further highlights the mutual influence of life and career.
Due to many misfortunes, Neal (Ryan Gosling)'s deep and melancholy eyes are particularly moving. Regardless of whether the actor is appropriate to Armstrong himself, RG is very suitable for the character image in the story. When he flew into the universe, he suddenly no longer felt sad, perhaps because the vast space relieved people, no matter how depressed, he would become insignificant.
Neal was under pressure that no one could imagine for the moon landing plan. There are both national honors and personal reasons. And every test will be a journey of life. At the same time, public opinion pressures and responsibilities are even heavier.
The movie created the heavy depression on the eve of the Apollo moon landing project through Neal's panic, worry, fear, and collapse, and it was presented through portraits.
After experiencing many difficulties, he finally landed on the moon, prepared all kinds of equipment, and then opened the hatch, the soundtrack stopped, and the silence at that moment was suffocating.
Just like going through all kinds of hardships, the willow is bright, and what he feels is not carnival, but awe. We can't experience the mood of the moon-landers. It is the feeling that belongs to them alone. It is enough to make us feel awe in the realm of ignorance, and we are more yearning and looking forward to it.
'Looking forward to the movie being able to be shown in domestic theaters, the style of the movie is deep, but it has connotations that are worth seeing'
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