Knowing this movie from the bus advertisement, the exaggerated propaganda exaggerated the horror of the movie. I don’t know what position this story occupies in the minds of British people, but being able to maintain 70% attendance a week after the release shows that Daniel Radcliffe’s charm is indeed not small.
To be honest, I think it is necessary for me to turn over the original, because the plot of the movie is really not very good, so that during the filming, I have spare time to think about another question: Why let Daniel Radcliffe be the leading actor?
The doubt comes from his screen image-perhaps the classic image of [Harry Potter] has been deeply imprinted on his face, so that the look and behavior of him in the film are still very [Harry Potter] change. In addition, his figure is very average. Although he belongs to a British man with thicker hair, his face is still green, he has a special beard and wears a suit, but it is difficult for the audience to accept that his role as Arthur is actually the father of a child.
I know these questions are a bit harsh for a teenager in his twenties, but why let Daniel Radcliffe be the leading actor? Shouldn't actors of his age play some youth idol dramas? Being a younger brother, a boyfriend, a problem teenager, a lover, a student, an illegitimate child, a star, and even a gay role are all reasonable. How can you become a father?
Suddenly I thought of Colin Firth, and thought of the way to fame of traditional British male stars...Unlike Robert Pattinson and Chace Crawford, just being handsome can capture the audience's favor. It is said that COLIN FIRTH made a lot of bad films when he was young, until Pride and Prejudice, BJ single diary to the speech of the king who later became internationally renowned... And I
thought of the old movie scenes in Hong Kong film industry now, who is not in seven or eight. In the ten's, for the sake of quantity, I took a lot of bad movies, and only then did I honed the performance until now.
So I finally rated 3 stars-two for the movie and one for the actors. Daniel is really lucky. There are famous films like Harry Potter, and there are so many opportunities to practice acting. Nowadays, British male stars seem to be in crisis. Forty-five-year-old actors shine, but there seem to be very few people in their 20s and 30s who can launch on the international stage... hurry up and train them.
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