Recently, when things went wrong, I reluctantly came to the countryside of Beijing and was forced to stay here for a while. Nothing is good here, except the next movie is fast. Then I found this movie on BT.
Haha, can kill a boring night.
First of all, the soundtrack of the film is "Swan Lake" which I like very much. It is used in the development of each plot. I imagined Woodly Allen, an old kid in a tuxedo, muttering to the beat on the podium, wiggling his body exaggeratedly and comically, waving his baton nervously. The player looked at him with a tight expression, but he was so light and casual, going as fast as he wanted, and as slow as he wanted. The music came to an abrupt end, and the band breathed a sigh of relief. But suddenly he started waving the baton again. Haha, it turns out that the back of the plot has unfolded again. Oh, Tchaikovsky would certainly be proud that an old child could articulate his music so up-to-date.
Scarlett Johansson seems to be his muse. I have always thought that she was a bit wild in her nature, very American kind of girl, assertive, cheerful, fashionable, and courageous. This is especially true in "Match Point", except that the character is a bit mature, she is actually very young. After watching many of her films, I always feel that she can't get out of that style. But youth is the capital, and she is especially suitable for playing young girls.
As for Hugh Jackman, I watched his "Australia" recently. It's a very good film. It's full of men and women that I like, but this character is a bit... In short, the turn is a bit fast. The moment before and the moment after are completely different, Big Big Wolf, who was dressed as Pleasant Goat, suddenly took off the sheepskin, and it was really hard to tell whether it was Big Big Big Wolf or Pleasant Goat. It's fine if the heroine can't see it, but there should always be some clues left for bystanders to see clearly. Although the director wants to finally reveal the mystery, it seems inappropriate to have no foreshadowing. Of course, the director sees it the most clearly from beginning to end, and it is the man who understands the man best.
Very light story, very light weekend night. Not bad. I'm kind of starting to like it here.
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