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A film that perfectly matches the picture and the back music
Stephany 2022-03-26 09:01:05
When I first saw the poster, I couldn't help but wonder in my heart, how can such a subject be made into a movie, and what can be made out of it. Although the content of the film is not rich enough, the coherent plot has been satisfactory. The film focuses on the heroine, from being attacked by a shark, to a series of efforts made while waiting for rescue, and finally to the desperate fight with the shark. She felt the physical and mental pain of the heroine from her heart. For such pain, the film's expression is not exaggerated, there is no heart-breaking, no blood on the screen, and some just bloom all at once, and the fleeting beauty when it merges with the sea color. Such a scene intertwines pain and beauty, making people fascinated. The background music is also a highly praised existence in the film. It perfectly matches the switching of the camera on the sea and the surface. It is sometimes heavy and sometimes relaxed. The outbreak after brewing silence reflects the inner emotions of the protagonist. This kind of picture and sound can bring us a unique viewing experience. So don't spend too much brain cells thinking, just enjoy the twists and turns between man and shark.
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Carlos: [looks at photo] Is that you on the beach?
Nancy: Oh, no, no, that's my, that's my mom.
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Nancy: [Sully bites her finger] That's a terrible way to say thank you.