I think it is very immoral to consume other people's death, not to mention that the deceased is a painter he likes very much! Not to mention 12 frames per second and one oil painting per frame. The whole film is drowsy, and it can't even achieve basic smoothness. If it wasn't for the love of Van Gogh, it would definitely have left the stage early. The film's overinterpretation of Van Gogh's death makes it easy for audiences to mistakenly believe that the artist is just like a lunatic and incomprehensible. In fact, Van Gogh's enthusiasm and optimism about life was no less than the loneliness he felt (yes! He was very lonely indeed). An artist's attitude towards life can be seen directly in his works. I don't know what the director of "Loving Vincent" was thinking! The live-action animation is really nondescript stuff. Flynn's Dr. Gacher came out and felt immediately transferred to the atmosphere of "Game of Thrones", and also seemed to have a bit of "Rashomon" flavor. Too bad anyway! Finally, Sower's original painting of the sky is green, not orange! The original work was created by Van Gogh when he was fighting against the disease. The painting is not large, but it is very touching. It shows that the painter is still full of hope for tomorrow at the end of his life! The director not only has a problem in choosing the entry point, but also has no deep understanding of Van Gogh's paintings!
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