This is a film made in 1997 that achieves a lot of the impossible in the film industry. These could not have made this film a masterpiece. It can't be the bear in this movie. It was impossible for them to use 3D modeling technology, because it would be difficult to imitate a bear so similar, but if a real bear was used with the trainer standing next to it, the actor's life would be threatened. I turned over in bed, and for three days and nights I couldn't figure out what technique they were using.
The protagonist in the film, Charles, is a rich man. For him, the sports cars, airplanes and money he owns are just some basic items of life, but once he went on vacation and invited a photographer to take pictures of his wife. , but did not expect the photographer and his wife to be on good terms. When the helicopter they were taking was about to reach the sky above the forest, a group of pigeons collided with their propellers and the plane crashed. Fortunately, the director found out, but it seems that there are no half of them in the world. hours of film, so the director just let the plane crash into the sea. In this accident, the pilot was killed directly, only Charles, the photographer and a black boy survived. They went all the way to the south, trying to return to the small village where they lived. On the way back, they encountered bears three times, the first time no one was killed, and the second time because the remaining one accidentally injured the bear in the first time. Black boys are all about being eaten by bears in the back. The third time they found that the bear had been teasing them as prey, they used a knife to make a few simple long hairs the next morning and killed the bear with its own weight. During the trip, Charles kept an optimistic attitude, no matter what the circumstances, he was always optimistic, and he used his knowledge to kill the bear.
If you want to know why the title of the film is called Inconsistency, please send me a private message and I will answer it in the second week.
2019/10/06
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