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the movie "cloud walk" to the first 90 minutes, Joseph Gordon - Levitt plays Frenchman Philippe Pat, one foot hanging on a rope between the twin towers of New York, one foot He is still on the top floor and has not yet stepped out. He is about to complete the unparalleled event that gave the Twin Towers life and soul.
People who are accustomed to the rhythm of commercial films may not be able to tolerate such a long foreplay, but if you can brew emotions while waiting and get a greater pleasure in watching movies, you will be greedy for this rhythm. If you still have a fear of heights and self-abuse, you Watching the last 30 minutes under imax plus 3D effect is more suitable for you... You can also shoot the psychological effects of a thriller and suspense film without killing the truth. This feature film can be watched in conjunction with the Oscar-winning documentary "The Tightrope Walker". The documentary focuses on the event itself, ignoring Philip’s growth from childhood, his rebellion, dreams, self-recognition as an artist, and his apprenticeship. Twists and turns, the feature film not only completes the above tasks, but also simplifies the cumbersome preparations in the documentary, such as the process of repeatedly experimenting how to use archery to connect the leads to the north and south buildings. The director Zemigis used the beautiful boy Louis to shoot a flying arrow at the green The scene on the grass side is complete, cool and beautiful.
Similarly, in the documentary, Philip himself, who was very fast and enthusiastic and excited, and the participants of the year, vividly narrated the dangerous and beautiful incident that happened that day in 1974, as well as sporadic images, were restored by Zemigis. Philip writes poems with deeds, and directors use images. Please note that the Twin Towers have been destroyed. It is impossible for Joseph to walk such a high rope. Realistic special effects deceive the eyes. No wonder this film has won a bunch of visual effects awards and nominations.
Not only did Joseph practice his French, he was also able to perform the unique combination of madness, humor and elegance of French teenagers, and even Philip's paranoid character. Without this character, he could not do this. Philip personally taught him how to walk the rope, and on the eighth day he finally learned to walk on the rope alone and continued to practice.
Walking tightrope is an art, and it is also the spirit, belief, and survival state of putting oneself in danger at any time. The audience seems to participate in this adventure like Philip's friends and accomplices, but in fact they are isolated in a safe zone. Just as the documentary is paired with two beautiful piano pieces by Satie, and "Walking in the Clouds" is paired with Beethoven's "To Alice", the music makes the tightrope look more artistic and at the same time completes the isolation-unimaginable, Without music to soothe the emotions, how do we survive the stimulus of Philip walking the tightrope back and forth between the Twin Towers to tease the police... The
movie ending downplays the true result of his betrayal, and the final picture of the Twin Towers freezes, it goes without saying. To pay tribute to the victims of 9/11, Philip's legend has become even more legendary.
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