Heath Ledger's performance in The Dark Knight is great, and the role of The Joker itself is great. Of course, watching him is not my goal. Everything should stem from a French version of the poster, where Lily Cole looks like a doll.
The crowd speaks well, no matter whether he is in Russian, Italian or English, he can't understand it anyway. But I'm still loyal to the original sound. The scene is chaotic, but as a cheap mobile theater, it should be chaotic.
Maybe the gods we thought were good had gone to play in stealth, so the devil was bored, he climbed the cold mountain without fear of danger, and found Master Parnassus, a man who thought the story of eternity needed to be told The monk who can make the world exist. The next process is, betting, the master wins immortality. The beauty is here, and the master trades immortality and his own children for youth.
What if forever is more than a lifetime for a person?
He finally collapsed in front of the choice, which is very strange. The previous article did not describe all kinds of choices, and those gambling games related to desires are just gambling games. The master's practice time was not long enough, or, in those days of practice, he did not experience the torture of desire, or his purification made him free from the world. He was clumsy to several disturbances of the environment, one of which was a strange hot air balloon that looked like a monster that the little boy had to knock out. The other is the thigh dance of a group of men in stockings. Does this really work?
The role of Heath Ledger in it should have been regarded as an opportunity for defeat, but with the development of the plot, he became weaker. Lily Cole became the vase, and there was nothing brilliant or infectious about her character. To be honest, at the beginning, I was expecting a wonderful story to be staged in this chaotic mobile theater, but in the end, it gradually returned to that mobile theater, scattered and weak.
In the end, the devil released the master's daughter, and she returned to the world to live a happy life, but when I saw this, I always felt that the ending seemed to be pieced together. It's not that there is nothing left, but a feeling of asking for a refund.
You could attribute all of these to splicing due to death contingencies, and in fact it probably is.
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