I just wanted to take another look at you

Kieran 2022-04-21 09:03:45

It's been a long time since I saw a long movie with an intermission. A very typical Classical Hollywood Cinema, the gorgeous costumes and props and the tone of singing and dancing pursued by musical films are all there, and then it is a sad love tragedy, an ordinary girl becomes a star but loses the person she loves, and finally 's lines are heartbreaking.

Violette 2022-03-25 09:01:22

The best version of the legend is the birth of a star, but overall it feels similar to the 18 version, but it is indeed better than the 37 version. The whole story is more logical than the 37 version because of the longer time, but the problem of this film is just the opposite of the 18 version. The 18 version is too focused on the fall of stars, this version is too focused on the birth of stars, for Zhu Digalang added a lot of meaningless singing and dancing, making the film too long and making the whole film's singing and dancing part too long. The script of this film is actually not bad, but the story has been read too much, and the ending is handled very well. It can be seen that the 18th version borrowed many scenes and shots from this version. Judy Garland is the core of the film, and it is definitely a performance worthy of a posthumous title. Unfortunately, she failed to win the Oscar like the film in reality. Gaga is much luckier than her. James Mason's performance is also not lacking in bright spots, but the whole movie has too few scenes for him, and the shots are basically concentrated on Garland's side, which makes his performance not particularly great.