Can't remember when I saw this movie, or if I only saw the introduction to the movie on TV. However, there is a scene that has been haunting the forehead, lingering:
Mr. Bean suddenly caught a glimpse of the beach and waves outside the door. In the graceful murmur of the BGM, he quickly took out the DV and walked towards the beach step by step and intently. Outside the door, billboards, cars, motorcycle backseats, boxes, surfboards, and a man's stomach form a unique path that leads Mr. Bean to the beach of his dreams.
He can ignore the spotlight, he can ignore the honor, he can ignore the twists and turns of the journey, but he can't ignore the beach. It was a dream, it was hope, it was what his heart wanted.
Since it's not the first time I've watched this episode, it's not a surprise to me. But this time I was deeply moved. For most of the film, he's so-so, tossed around, and sometimes even a little bit bad.
But he has a heart of gold, like a sword.
And this scene of hitchhiking in the wild is equally hilarious.
The vast field of rapeseed flowers, the uncle riding a bicycle very slowly, and the lonely toilet surrounded by wooden boards. Oh, yes, and our main character, Mr. Bean.
Everyone has different feelings and reactions when faced with difficulties. Mr. Bean gave one of them, and it's one of my favorites. Bikes are run over, tickets are lost, rides are missed... no, none of that matters to our Mr. Bean. Because he knew that, with his ingenuity, he would find a way to Cannes.
The whole movie seems to be casual, but in fact, a lot of hard work has been poured into the producers. Every shot, scene, and soundtrack are exquisite to the extreme, just like the elegant French scenery in the film. Extremely warm and romantic.
Rowan Atkinson is arguably the greatest comedian of our time. His exaggerated body movements and expressions are the same as those of Chaplin in those days, absurd but with a real soul, without pretense.
Thank you for the laughter and light he brought me.
Elegant never grows old.
PS: I really want to buy a car like this QVQ
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