Beethoven, someone who was in my soul when I was growing up. And this movie, adorned the unspeakable with cheap, gleaming sequins.
From the big plot to the small details, everything drives me crazy.
He can be rebellious, but it's not that he simply doesn't know how to respect people. How much ignorance does it take to cast pride into rudeness to create such confusion?
He looked down on all his pride, his indomitable genius, and even allowed him to blink innocent eyes and bewildered to ask the little girl for help when he was commanding? The latter wore a big red flower on his side, his smooth arm swaying like a water plant, as if hypnotized, his smile was like a flower, and his chest was choppy. Although she kept her eyes wide open, it didn't make her any more soulful.
He can be lewd, but he can't be lewd. What's wrong with lust, I'm horny too. But showing your butt in front of a little girl? Let the little girl "wash me", but it is literally wash? forgive me. The plot did not arrange for the little girl to leave, because she was not intended to be taken seriously as a young artist at all.
You can even have sex with me, but you can't molest me.
The audience and the choir can burst into tears if struck by lightning, but they don't need to stare blankly. Nephews and classmates don't need to be empowered, isn't it cheap enough?
Hey, teary-eyed, the word has been spoiled enough. Yes, in the middle of the ten minutes of Beethoven, I burst into tears, like when I was reading Roland's Beethoven, even though I knew the scene in the movie was fake, even though, the scene had been handled mentally enough, enough bling bling. Because Bei Jiu is still Bei Jiu, no matter how you spoil it, it's still Bei Jiu.
Use the method of youth idol drama to engage Beethoven (yes, it is "engage"), and it is still Beethoven in his later years. Depend on.
How many idiots, how insensitive, how soulless, how overwhelming mediocrity, to describe Beethoven as such a dull clown?
Five stars for music, for Beethoven. One star for the movie. Take the average, Samsung.
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