After all, it is a drama theme, and the amount of lines is quite dense. I feel that the movies of that era are to let the characters keep talking. When I think about it, the amount of lines in the current movies is really much less. The framework of the story is actually quite simple. A group of actors with complicated relationships are just making a comedy, which is nothing more than those things between men and women, which are then reflected in front of and behind the stage. In other words, in reality, there shouldn't be such a situation of head-on conflict during filming, right? However, doing this also reflects the actual situation. Don't people hold back in reality (in front of the stage) and fight behind the scenes (behind the stage). The way of expressing the story is also a very classic way. First tell the audience what it should be like, and then there are changes due to various reasons to achieve this changed comedy effect.
The props are really crucial in the film. A plate of sardines can be used so much fun, so the plate of sardines is raw, right? Just turn it in the microwave and eat it right away? Kane, you are wearing such a base and still eating young grass. The use of blonde beauty in this film is also very characteristic of the times. There are many three-piece suits that expose the cuteness and the boss messing around.
What if Woody made something like this? When I look at it, I feel that Kane is an inflated Woody, and the blond beauty must be Scarlett~
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