Copying Beethoven, actually translated as "Beethoven in Love", is completely inconsistent with the content! I think it's just to win the curiosity of the Chinese people; or do nothing at all, just too lazy to spend the thought of a good translation. I don't want to call this kind of translated name that is only in line with the eyeball economy effect. A literal translation of "Copy Beethoven" would be blunt and imprecise. So use the original name.
A "copy" should be understood as having a double meaning. Anna, a 23-year-old female student who came to Vienna to study and dreamed of becoming a composer, went from being a copiest of Beethoven's scores, to being able to accurately predict and imitate his compositions, to being able to guide the deaf as a mirror In the end, he directed the entire performance, and ultimately it was not so much a copy, but rather a connection and understanding on the level of talent and spirituality.
But the first thing I felt was the shock brought by the music itself. There are different works of Beethoven from different periods flowing through the whole film. Even if I don’t know it very well, I can still feel that classical music makes a film with a gentle and meticulous style even more nostalgic and elegant in the European 19th century. The one that Beethoven and Anna co-conducted was like a small climax, a pure symphony performance that lasted for five or six minutes, so that I still felt a strong shock when I experienced it without good sound equipment. Maybe in addition to the music, there is also the input of the musicians, and the input of the actors' performances.
The spiritual power of spiritual communication is beyond the nouns that can be used to express in the ordinary sense. His wildness angered and even hurt her many times. But because of this strength, he was even willing to give up his usual arrogance and humiliate her; because of this strength, every time she finally came back to him again. This is not a simple relationship between a man and a woman. If it is described as a general "love", it is simply vulgar; it may sometimes resemble a year-old friendship between a teacher and a friend, but it is many times stronger.
However, in this transparency, there is also a kind of tender and subtle emotion. This kind of emotion is not like anything, just like classical music, like his smile with closed eyes, like her dark long skirt with folds, set off in the unique European literary atmosphere, exudes ambiguous, calm and moving of beauty.
She and all this music, power, emotion that she brought, along with a talented musician, has walked the last three years of her life. In fact, it is more like watching a biographical movie, but only intercepted the later life.
Second,
I want to talk about Ed Harris, the actor who played Beethoven.
Hollywood veteran actors, not handsome. I know him from watching "The Rock", which translates to "Brave the Deadly Island" or "Rock-shattering", probably ten years ago. He played the veteran who fought for the rights of the government for the fallen soldiers. Although he went to extremes and became the leader of the terrorists, he was still very charming in character. The sentence "I am a soldier!" All dignity and choice are contained in the words and expressions. Not to lose to Sean Connery. Later, I have always played more supporting roles, and I have never been red and purple. I saw an exclusive interview with him by chance, and he didn't mind, and was satisfied with a happy life with a balanced career and family.
This time, I think he's finally playing the leading role... But it is such a celebrity leading role whose talent is known to the whole world, but is half deaf and half crazy. Whether it is the performance of his talent or temperament, it is quite difficult. of.
However, old actors are old actors. The talent and talent of the musician (especially the conductor scene), the flawed part and the charming part of the character, the sometimes eager and sometimes introverted cherishing of feelings between the rude and wild, are all vividly portrayed, and the proportion is just right. .
In fact, this time his style is so subversive that if it wasn't written in the title, I wouldn't have recognized it at all.
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