It's probably a complete and well-rounded comedy. It's hard for me to imagine that such a movie was shot in the 1950s. Maybe it's because of my lack of knowledge. I think some architectural designs and costume designs in the play are still not outdated today, and it's not because of that kind of aesthetic reincarnation. Or retro. For example, I think the house of the "uncle's sister" in the film, with its color matching, garden layout and technological content, is a good house in any time period from that year to now. The film also uses a lot of aesthetic elements well. The overall composition looks harmonious and beautiful, and the colors are fresh and bright, which can be called a visual enjoyment. Secondly, what I think is really worthy of praise is the overall shaping of each character in the film. There are not too many lines in the whole movie, but this does not prevent us from remembering the little girl downstairs from the lively uncle, the sanitation worker who just picked up the broom and had to gossip with passersby before starting work. And the mischievous group of lads, and it's these seemingly inconspicuous supporting roles, that make the whole story more real, as if we are one of the members of the block. In addition, the director's portrayal of the group portraits is also very good. The part of lifting the table is very funny, and it also satirizes the "modern (?)" decoration style of Shiban Road. The reason why I say this film is complete is also here. I think the success of comedy should not only make people laugh, but also think after making people laugh. When watching this movie, I felt that although the overall style is cheerful and warm, there are still many places that are both funny and ironic, but the director did not settle in these places that can be sublimated. He just told a story, and it depends on how much he can think of. Moviegoers, I think this is a good comedy in my opinion. A big regret after watching the movie is that it is said that the soundtrack of the movie is very good, but when I watched it, the whole process was muted due to the limited space, and I decided to make it again when I had time. In general, this movie is suitable for children who don't understand anything, and it is also suitable for people who have formed three views and have some experience. Thinking overshadows the comedy part of the show.
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