One movie, two views

Vincenzo 2022-03-21 09:02:08

Generally speaking, the movie still needs to tell the story clearly first, and other things that you want to express, such as viewpoints, artistic conception, etc., still need to be based on telling the story clearly.

From my viewing experience: I highly recommend SHOULD WE DANCE. English version.

Inheritance and transformation; relaxation and relaxation; various characters; orderly retraction; reasonable plot; complete logic.

The degree of completion is so high, and I am amazed!

Then I solved the puzzle, and after many years I learned that there was a Japanese version and then an English version.

FOCUS GROUP

In order to make the series look good and attract the audience. A 1-hour film usually takes at least 2 to 3 hours. Let a group of people see it first, and when you like a button, press it and release it when you don't like it. Cut out the parts that most people don't like. This is the practice of experimental science.

The English version of SHOULD WE DANCE is equivalent to a field testing focus group, and the director of the Japanese version is also the screenwriter of the English version.

Recently, the no-life of the British drama has been really polished and rounded. From a dramatic point of view, it is better than Grandma's original version, but FOCUS GROUP & BRAIN STORMING can't match Grandma's imagination.

When it comes to storytelling, I still think Lao Lei.

Moreover, he expresses other expressions on the basis of telling the story clearly, which is also the best in my opinion.

I think it's probably something he's been practicing over the years.

Is Blade Runner Deckard a Cyborg? The director and the screenwriter hold their own opinions. Knowing the history of the film I understand that Lao Lei was certainly not a conscious expression at that time.

If it was said that it was unintentional at the time, I think Lao Lei is a consummate master. Let's take a look at the world of money.

It is generally believed that the money world is talking about: a rich man is very greedy and inhuman, and his own grandchildren are unwilling to pay the ransom.

The second time I read this movie, I am only interested in watching the rich man. I think the acting is too impetuous.

And what I saw was another story. I emphasize here that some people will over-interpret certain films. For example, Xu Haofeng said that Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is because Mu Bai likes Zhang Ziyi, and the fight with Zhulin Qinggong is two people flirting and making love. If I don't look back, I'll have a look.

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Extended Reading
  • Terrence 2022-03-25 09:01:10

    The truth is even you have all the money of the world, you still can't rescue your family and yourself. Money means everything and nothing.

  • Kailey 2022-03-25 09:01:10

    Old Getty's stubbornness and toughness are reminiscent of the time-honored images of old bastards in movies. From Citizen Kane to Yiwen Xiuhu, each of them has its own set of logic, stubborn to the strange realm, but inadvertently reveals the pain and pain of youth. retribution. The heroine also acted well.

All the Money in the World quotes

  • J. Paul Getty: It's a good day.

    Fletcher Chace: I'm glad to hear that, Mr. Getty. It'll make this much easier. We need to pay the ransom.

    J. Paul Getty: I thought you said this was a hoax.

    Fletcher Chace: Your grandson was kidnapped by members of the Calabrese' Ndrangheta. Two of the original kidnappers are dead, and one is missing.

    J. Paul Getty: That sounds like progress to me.

    Fletcher Chace: I'm afraid not, all right? They got nervous waiting for the ransom. They sold the boy to an investor.

    J. Paul Getty: "An investor"? Who invests in kidnapped children?

    Fletcher Chace: You'd be surprised. There's nothing people can't find a way to turn into money.

    J. Paul Getty: You told me that Paul and his mother had cooked this up to soak me.

    Fletcher Chace: And I was wrong, all right? Paul may have talked about being kidnapped with his friends. He put it out there. He's not behind this.

    J. Paul Getty: How do I know that you're not wrong now?

    Fletcher Chace: These people are not the old-world Malavita anymore. Their only code is profit and loss. They will do things to Paul that cannot be undone for any amount of money. We have to pay

    J. Paul Getty: Well, this simply isn't possible. My financial position has changed.

    Fletcher Chace: Really? I mean, 30 seconds ago,you said it was a good day. I mean, I'm not all that bright, but I can multiply as well as you. With oil up as much as it was this morning, you have amassed another fortune.

    J. Paul Getty: Well, what if the embargo is lifted and oil were to crash? I'd be exposed. I have never been more vulnerable financially than I am right now.

    Fletcher Chace: Mr. Getty, with all due respect, nobody has ever been richer than you are at this moment.

    J. Paul Getty: I have no money to spare.

    Fletcher Chace: What would it take? I mean, what would it take for you to feel secure?

    J. Paul Getty: More

  • Corvo: Forgive me, Ms. Getty. Just one last question, regarding your testimony earlier. Why did you think the kidnapping was a joke?

    Gail Harris: It's a *figure of speech*. The whole situation was unbelievable. It still is.

    Corvo: Well, tragic, yes, but not unbelievable.

    Fletcher Chace: It's not tragic *yet*. Maybe you ought to work on keeping it that way.

    [later]

    Fletcher Chace: Did Paul ever talk to you about having himself kidnapped?

    Gail Harris: You've got to remember who the Gettys are. Every time someone stays in the bathroom for too long, someone makes a joke about being held for ransom. Paul might have cracked a joke once or twice among friends...

    Fletcher Chace: [points] There's that word again.

    Gail Harris: What word?

    Fletcher Chace: A "joke". You said you thought it was a joke when it first happened.

    Gail Harris: Now you sound like that policeman. Whose side are you on, Mr. Chace?

    Fletcher Chace: I'm on my own side. Always. And if this is a joke, I'd like to make sure that I'm in on it.