It wasn't until "Billy Lynn's Halftime Battle" that he breathed a sigh of relief. Aside from technical breakthroughs, this is also an ideological self-sublimation of Ang Lee.
It's still Noono to tell. It's just that he's no longer the good guy, who can see the good, the bad, the beautiful, the ugly, but at the few moments when he has to make a move, he will use the camera to shake out the joy and anger, and then close his hand to the invisible.
It's like Tai Chi.
Believe it or not, this is a flare. It is the real master of the Tao, the first step in the crusade against the despicable.
I believe it.
In short, the master in Li An's heart, perhaps, is really on the road.
Ordinary people, don't worry about the subtle changes of 24 frames, 60 frames and 120 frames. If you can humbly see the story as if you don't understand it, it's already great.
60fps for the premiere viewing. I probably understand the reason why Mr. Li is so desperate for technology. That was mentioned in the interview with Mr. Li before, and the topic he has been pondering recently - the brilliance of human faces.
After watching, there is only worship. May Master Li live a long life.
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