In fact, since a film participated in the Oscars, it was only shortlisted for the Best Costume Design Award. It's just that it's rare to see it at the Beijing Film Festival with the attitude of seeking surprises. "The Invisible Woman" can only be said to be unsatisfactory. The story is mediocre, the picture is mediocre, and the music is mediocre. Only Felicity Jones has a seductive look to hook the 110 minutes. It can only be said that she is too suitable for this kind of classical dress, and the Oscar for this costume design award must be mostly due to her face. As for Ralph Fiennes, the deepest impression on him is The English Patient. I even forgot when I watched this movie but I can clearly remember the phrase "I'" when he hugged Katherine in white ve always loved you" Unfortunately, Uncle La's directing skills can't be complimented. How awkward is this Dickens, and his feelings for Nellie Tenan inexplicably warmed up, because they exchanged a secret and knew the names among others. Insane. Although the line design explains his attitude towards his wife: "I am grateful for her to have children for me, but I don't love her. "But how come there is no expression of gratitude in the plot? Before the film is over, he has no turning back and embarked on the avenue of "destroying the literati". Oh. Just imagine a woman who gave birth to a load of children for you and worked hard to manage the family for decades, and in the end you borrowed love Saying goodbye to an 18-year-old girl in name, but also blaming your wife for not having a common language with you, forcing her to give her lover a birthday present, and publishing a statement in the newspaper to praise her lover. Go and submit my best ex. Well, it's understandable that an artist's life is like this, but since this is a biopic (not a documentary), you have to faithfully reflect the story of Dickens and his lover, and let the audience Enter the situation, right? When I chatted with the Oscar winner Malcolm Clarke, he had a point that I agree with. To make a film well, it is necessary to touch the audience. Nowadays, people’s lives are three things: work, food, sleep, and people’s hearts are too cold. The numbness is dead, and the things you make must make people feel a little bit of warmth in their hearts, or a dull tingling pain, as long as they have feelings, they can be sold. This film focusing on Dickens' extramarital affairs portrays Dickens as too scum. , on the contrary, the actor who played his wife did not know where he came from. No matter how beautiful and unforgettable Nan Zai's expression of pain and struggle is, there is no way for people to appreciate how profound this emotion used to be. Instead, it seems to have deliberately increased the saturation, which is too dazzling if you are not careful. Maybe you will not feel the costume at the beginning. How dazzling, but after watching the whole film, the rest of the costume is worthy of appreciation.
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