After watching Blackwater last night, I threw away two frying pans at home. In fact, the movie viewing experience is not particularly good. First, the movie is adapted from real events, and the narrative idea is to keep the original state as much as possible without destroying the event itself. It intersects and runs parallel to the multiple lines of normal movies, and the drama is definitely weaker. Second, cultural differences lead to Some points cannot be obtained immediately when watching, and you need to check the information. In this process, there are big differences in the opinions of all parties. In this regard, it would be better to watch Chinese movies or Korean or Japanese movies. . Films of this type are collectively referred to as real films, which are films adapted from real events. They are different from documentaries, historical films and biopics, such as "The Destined", "I'm Not the God of Medicine", and "Treading Blood to Seek Plum" , South Korea's "Suyuan" and "The Furnace", the events themselves ended in tragedy. Through the expression of the film, everyone has the opportunity to know and understand that they, their relatives and friends may be the protagonists in the film. Cool, throwing the pot immediately after watching "Black Water" is considered a conditioned reflex. Later, I thought about how I could finish throwing it. It's already in the bones, and no one can escape. However, having such a film will trigger the Matthew effect, prompting the society to avoid such incidents from happening again and less often. There is good news after "I'm not the God of Medicine" and "The Furnace", right? Suddenly thinking of this epidemic, a young man in Wuhan took a photo of the streets after the city was closed in Wuhan, which was seen by many people and used by the media. If you think about it carefully, how many people are there, at least me and I There are no people around, real records, no renderings just records. Off topic, at least there is a real movie that can prompt the death penalty for traffickers.
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