The Korean version softened F4's character from the very beginning, especially when Goo Junpyo appeared on the stage, his surly and violent personality was diluted a lot. Although there were scenes of pouring juice and smashing cakes, he still seemed to have a thin character, less The aggressive tough and arrogant arrogance of the Taiwan version and the Japanese version caused the plot transition from hostility to friendship between the girl pig and F4 to appear too smooth, without certain climaxes and ups and downs. And judging from the plot of the island trip, at this stage, the boss of F4 is already a person who will prepare elaborate dinner parties for the girl he likes, and also a person who will buy rope chains for the girl he likes (this rope is Xiaoyou thinks it's very cheap, and such a chain that has the meaning of love?). He will also politely ask if he can enter the girl's house, sit down and bow to the girl's father and ask for a night's stay. This character has been beautified and humanized in advance. At this time, he should have been "brainless" for the time being. . But I have to say that the Daoming Temple given by the Korean version is a more childish and more life-like character. This version of Daoming Temple has become more cute and childish. He will be afraid of bees, cockroaches, sea snakes, and will be attacked by others. He was chasing and playing small games, and when he made fun of Shancai, when he laughed, he looked like he was heartless and innocent. In this regard, I really love Lee Min-ho.
Everyone has been arguing about Kim Hyun Joong playing Yoon Ji Hou, I can only say that he has a more melancholy princely temperament when he is not talking than when he is talking. I fell in love with him who didn't speak much in episodes 1 or 2. At that time, I didn't understand why my classmate said that she felt so ugly when she first saw Kim Hyun Joong. When he and Min Seo Hyun were in the room, I understood a little bit. There was a scene where Kim Hyun Joong was shot upside down and it made him look ugly. Look closely at the eyes, nose, and mouth that are almost the same proportion of the face. , which led to the exaggerated enlargement of the whole face. In addition, those lines that need to be incorporated into impulsive emotions need to drive facial expressions, and Yin Zhihou's princely temperament KEY is suddenly reduced, which makes me unable to digest it for a while. Personally, I think the angle of shooting him really needs to be carefully considered, because there are often shots of his nostrils with large nostrils, so some people think that it is really ugly, you must know that this is not Kim Hyun Joong's fault, it may be that the angle of the camera can't capture or Capturing his fascination with failure.
Jin Fan's Su Yi is the most fascinating Simon in history, and that slanted smile should tickle the hearts of many girls. Looking forward to his next plot development with Xiaoyu (Korean name?). And the most unfortunate thing is Jin Jun, who plays Song Woobin, the beautiful works are all in every version, and they don't do much. Because of the small number of scenes, the acting skills are only satisfactory, and there is no chance for a breakthrough performance.
As for Ku Hye Sun, I can't say that she is not good at acting. I can only say that Ku Hye Sun can act like this is determined by Korean culture. In many Korean dramas, Koreans speak loudly when they are excited, and their eyes are wide open. Big, wide-open mouth, with some onomatopoeias that I find very strange, yelling at anyone, shaking his head up and down, left and right, like a group of demons dancing wildly. The setting of the Korean version of the script largely only allows the heroine to support the scene by arguing with people. The plot design of each confrontation between her and F4 appears to be very weak and does not have great expressiveness. What's more, the name of this version has become the golden snub-nosed grass, which reminds me of the golden snub-nosed monkey, although the fir tree is also relatively soiled; the makeup is much thicker than the previous two versions, and the eyelids are turned up and down. When it grows bigger and shrinks, the problem of age is very serious; the family is not very poor, it is a middle class at any rate, but it is called very poor and very poor; he can swim because he wants to use love Let Gu Junbiao overcome the difficulty of swimming in the end; she can't be allowed to wear clothes that show her neck. In the auction scene, when the neck is turned, the white flesh will show up, and the lumps are particularly awkward and even more old. . All these things add up, and Shancai's grassroots spirit of bravery, perseverance and unyielding has been greatly reduced.
The supporting roles in this show are king. Han Caiying is really brilliant, and this is the perfect Todo Jing in my mind. Originally, I didn't watch Korean dramas very often, and I always thought that the tones of Korean, especially the endings, were unpleasant to hear, but when I said it gently from Han Caiying's mouth, this Korean can also become so nice. The appearance of Gu Junxi, played by Kim Hyun-joo, has created a relaxed and funny atmosphere for the play. As soon as he appeared, he staged the scene of the siblings chasing the car, and then he played a two-legged kung fu (although I personally think that the kung fu was completely complete). No need to play). In the school hallway in public, twisting his brother's ears and dragging him away, this older sister is indeed sturdy and cute. But in terms of appearance, I still like Daomingfeng from Nanako Matsushima. The mother, mother and brother of the female pig’s feet still perform a funny style. This has always been the common bright spot of the three patterns, and it is also the least controversial. Each version of this poor family reflects the life characteristics of different countries to the audience. It left a deep impression. As for the one who played Sakurako, according to the plot, this girl is actually not particularly beautiful after plastic surgery. The Korean version of the role seems to make her disappear quickly, but the Japanese one is better.
There are still a few details that are not handled properly. Why does the juice bottle in the first episode look cheap? It should be the juice of the commoners. The young master used this kind of thing to scare people at the beginning and gave a few close-up shots of the bottle of juice; let the golden silk grass lick it. This detail of leather shoes has not been considered very thoughtfully. The location should not be selected in a place where no one is watching. The place with many dragon sets is the catalyst for the conflict between the two sides, which can greatly render the tension and excitement of the visual picture; the Korean version of the dragon set seems to be from the beginning to the end. Now every time there is a fixed group of people, please tell me whether this is a story about a school or a class; the subsequent question about Gu Jun Piao was afraid of swimming because he was a child, so he was not afraid of turning over when rowing a single kayak fell into the sea? Also, Yoon Ji Hou suffered a car accident when he was a child and was very panicked about the car. The psychological problem that he could not overcome for more than ten years was overcome in just a few days and he even won Goo Jun Pyo. Is this the power of love? The power of friendship? Or the power of the director? The power of screenwriters?
The Japanese version of Tricks is the one with the most compact plot, the most prominent characters, and the most positive acting ability among the three films. I remember that it was the final exam at that time, but I sat in front of the computer and saw that it was nearly seven. Eight episodes, while still sighing that the plot is so compact and exciting that it really makes me madly chase after one episode after another. As Japan's native comics, the Japanese version is based on the comics, and some plots are integrated and combined in place, unlike the Korean version. Although the actors in the Japanese version are the most unreliable F4 in the three versions, Jun Matsumoto's acting skills are really strong. For the Korean version, some plots cannot stand up to scrutiny, but in the end the victory lies in the fact that all four of them look alike, the pictures are beautiful and lively, exuding a youthful and beautiful atmosphere, and the soundtrack in the play makes the audience's heart tremble. Up and down, happy and sad. This youth idol drama that purely stimulates women's eyeballs and hearts can make the audience keep their eyes wide open in front of the TV, follow happiness and sadness, enjoy the beauty of youth and first love, and reminisce about the colorful youth. The girl realizes her dream, and this drama is also a success.
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