four star

Rylee 2022-03-22 09:02:38

I believe that when Eddie Redmayne took over this book, he was determined to become the first protagonist Felicity Jones with director Tom Harbour. The advancement of the whole story is very similar to Jones's "The Revenant" exploration, with high effort in exchange for efficient income. The studio shot of the scene on the high-altitude hot air balloon is a test of the director's judgment on the light and the way of framing. Generally speaking, it is handled well. The rain, fog, frost, and butterfly snow trickle change frequently. Of course, the part of the ground dialogue is still slightly more, if the proportions are adjusted, the dramatic conflict effect will be better.

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  • Lynn 2022-03-25 09:01:19

    There is not much foreshadowing, and it starts to fly, which is really unexpected. Of course, the history of the characters is gradually displayed in flashbacks in the air, which makes the combination of scientists and female men gradually more convincing.

  • Jacey 2022-03-14 14:12:27

    The script is traditional and neatly completed. It must be watched on the big screen. The editing may want to play with flowers, but the narrative will show up in general. At the beginning, there will be the illusion that Amazon is very rich, and there is a green screen feeling just after launch. As the altitude rises, the plot gradually becomes tense, and Ban Fei’s acting skills can be better displayed. I like the high-altitude atmosphere to set off the two in a hot air balloon. The large-scale rivalry scene and Felicity's single-player crisis resolution section are too thrilling-so the biggest highlight is the acting.

The Aeronauts quotes

  • [last lines]

    Amelia Wren: Look up. The sky lies open.

  • Amelia Wren: So, you didn't have room for oils, but you did for brandy?

    James Glaisher: Well, a scientist is nothing without his equipment.