So I couldn't be moved when I cried while watching the commercials, only when the old lady was about to throw Norton's things at the end, Watts took them all out and her eyes got wet.
For Naomi Watts' pitiful tearful eyes, I still have the impression of the King Kong girl on the big screen of the same movie theater in my mind, compared to the Jurassic Park and Starship Troopers environment , the landscape of the southern town is really like paradise, even a simple dress, even a pair of white sneakers that we used to wear when we were young, is much more elegant than the disheveled King Kong girl.
I think she's the best girlfriend of all Norton's works, not to mention the trashy woman in "Beasts and Good People", maybe many people like Helena, who is full of personality in "Fight Club", but I'm sorry this woman is not my type , and the woman of African descent in 25 Hours (probably South American family, I forgot, I'm not racist, just thought it was weird for them to be together). The little girl in "Into the Valley" is more than innocent but lacks mature temperament. Most of the women in other films belong to others. But Naomi Watts, from the very beginning I heard that the film said she would play, I thought it was a very suitable choice, the kind of slightly weak and neurotic performance - "Mulholland Drive" and "Fight" Club" is just as confusing and confusing, at the same age, but also a little noble and elegant, the same tall and slender body, the same sensitive, in and out of the play, these two people are equally low-key and have a personality, not exquisite but perfect. Stubborn attraction, these two pale faces in the green field are indeed harmonious.
I was a little surprised that their passionate scene didn't seem to be cut, and it was so complete that the camera was really dark. When Norton asked "Do you want to turn off the lights" for the first time in the first half, I was still in a cold sweat as always, although I was extremely Appreciate Norton's acting talent, the masochistic black-eyed middle-class in "Fight Club", the division of innocence and cruelty in "First Degree Fear", the brutal to docile transformation in "Beasts and Good People", he can easily perform in one performance I do a different interpretation here, but his passion scenes are always unnatural, maybe because he's not the kind of sexy man who turns all beings upside down with a slight smile. Every time there is a bed scene, even the scene of kissing makes me a little embarrassed Feel. The opening scene of "Beasts and Good People" doesn't even have Norton's face at all, which highlights the roughness of the female orangutan. The bare upper body that flashed by in "Fight Club" is indeed far less attractive than Pete. But this time, the second time the two protagonists in "The Veil" have eliminated each other's grievances are indeed a lot more natural. Before that, he hardly looked at her, because he didn't want to reveal too much of the plot, so I won't go into details. In short, from his eyes to his movements, he finally did it all in one go. It was a small party, and because of the color of the big screen and the ambiguous atmosphere of the cinema sofa, I finally enjoyed Norton's passion scene with peace of mind. By the way By the way, the naked Norton on the back of the next morning was not a small sacrifice, after all, he was not a sexy man.
As for the film "The Veil", I can only say that the soundtrack is beautiful and the scenery is picturesque, especially when the hero and heroine are rafting on the river with the crisp and smooth piano sound, at least it is more appropriate than the French children's song that is highly rated at the end of the film (I I don't quite understand why the Chinese-US co-produced film about the story of the British in China uses French songs), and maybe I wouldn't have such a strong sense of resistance if it hadn't been sung by Supergirl.
It's hard to describe the scenery in words, especially when Lu Yan was sitting on the front porch of the wooden house smoking a big cigarette on a rainy night. It's not the invisible cholera virus, it's definitely a holiday hideaway.
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