"u571" is full of high energy! ! ! Let me talk about the bad part first, that is, the soundtrack of the whole film is used too much. It would be nice if we could do some subtraction. Next up is the good place! Visually, it's addicting. Saw a submarine battle, the special effects were too realistic. What is impressive is that the editing in the latter scene is stuck with the sound of the explosion of the depth charge, and the sound of the cannon is one picture. Not only is it smooth and fast, and the climax is repeated, but the chaos of the scene is vividly displayed through the unstable picture under hand-held photography. In terms of sound effects, in the relatively closed submarine space, the sound of gunfire from outside creates a tense and thrilling feeling. Amplifies the impact of the sound to the extreme. In addition to the first-class audio-visual, the flash point of this war film in the play is also commendable. In terms of character selection, McConaughey is really suitable for this role. He doesn't talk much. Under his calm appearance, there is a great contrast with his words and deeds. After learning that he has not become the captain, he did not calm down. expressed his dissatisfaction. I personally take this as a performance that is not so mature, at least not the captain's mentality. In terms of character creation, we have seen the process of a vice-captain growing into a captain. Taylor's character is depicted in place through a party. He has a very close relationship with his subordinates and is placed on the vice-captain. This is An excellent quality, but put on the captain and it becomes the Achilles' heel. The battlefield is changing rapidly, and every minute and every second may determine the direction of the war. One mistake or hesitation by the commander may lead to the overthrow of the entire army. Taylor's indecision and the character of being stumbled by the love of his sons and daughters are seen by the old captain. , and the trust in his professional ability also made him the executor of this task. A captain has to be prestige, and so does the director. Many directors are nightmares on the set. It is reported that Stephen Chow is very strict on the set, and is very strict with actors and group performances. He often loses his temper because he is not satisfied with the performance of the actors, and scolds the actors. This rigorous attitude, the works that come out are seen by everyone. So Taylor would be contradicted by his subordinates when he gave the order at the beginning. Will say "I don't know" when everyone is in trouble and needs a spiritual leader. This all proves that at the beginning, he was not a qualified captain. As the plot progressed, he became more and more able to take on his responsibilities after a long talk. The arc of the characters came out. This is also lacking in many war movies. If there are intense fighting scenes, everyone will have visual fatigue. Great job with both story and audio visuals.
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