This is the most worthy movie in recent times, and its warmth and appeal have reached the extreme. The film is based on true events. One of the top ten movies of the year selected by Time Magazine in 2019, with a freshness of 95% on Rotten Tomatoes. Tom Hanks was also nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor for this film, and was also awarded the Golden Globe Award for Lifetime Achievement and the 92nd Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor nomination. Mr. Rogers, the famous American TV host played by Tom Hanks, has a very high emotional intelligence and is good at dealing with various complex situations and emotions. When the film's other protagonist, journalist Lloyd Vogel, repeatedly asked him if he had any negative emotions, he avoided answering. At that time, I already had the answer. As a "saint" in the eyes of others, he must have more emotions to vent. The film's final scene, Rogers' first and only catharsis with the bass of the piano, as he had previously told Lloyd. And Lloyd Vogel, the man who runs through the story, was unable to face life calmly due to the many pressures in family and work. After a series of communication and insights, he gradually found himself and forgave his father. understand family. And with the help of an interview with Mr. Rogers to solve a career crisis. The lines throughout the film are very deep, and these deep lines basically come from the character of Rogers. The perspective of this work can be called a different approach. The story is told in a TV show style, which not only does not feel boring, but creates a better atmosphere. When I finished reading the film, one thing struck me deeply. The emotional atmosphere of the film was largely created by the audience, and Mr. Rogers only gave a little guidance. There's a minute-long silence in the Lloyd & Rogers segment in the Chinese restaurant, and you're completely immersed in it, admirable acting and presentation. "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" has landed in mainland theaters. If you are under pressure, go to the theater to decompress, and you may be relieved when you cry.
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