The two films "Fox Hunter" and "Guling Street Teenage Murder Case" are worth putting together: The two films tell similar stories, and both are saying that the two people knew the whole process of killing, and they all knew it before watching it. Movies that know the ending - must be killed because they are all based on true events. The difference is that the characters in the two films are shaped in completely different dimensions, and this difference makes the two films compete. One of the two movies is simple and the other is complex. The fox is a simple environment, a simple relationship between characters, a simple emotional conflict, and a simple motive for murder. Everyone's thinking is very simple. All the emotions of the brothers and John are simply given. , there is no shrewdness, no hiding, and do whatever comes to mind. It is understandable to describe a wrestler in this way. Would it be too lazy to describe a rich man in the play? 2 hours to shape three symbolic people. John committed the crime as the "master" when he murdered. The reason for the murder was that his "pet" Dave had a sound personality, which he could not control. He killed a person who was more "sound" than himself. Looking at Guling Street, It is a complex social environment, a complex campus environment, complex emotions, complex character relationships, complex situations, and a complex and immature adolescence... The film took four hours to create seven to ten three-dimensional images of teenagers, transforming adolescence. Full in-depth presentation of various instabilities. Xiaosi punished as a "moral judge" when he murdered. It was a teenager who killed a mature-minded peer. I tried to be as objective as possible when I wrote the above paragraph, but when I said it, I actually expressed my subjective attitude: I don't like foxes. Compared with the two films, they are like a teenager with an immature mind. Stereotypically filming the adult world, the other is a sane adult calmly reminiscing about his teenage years. The social relationship shown by the fox, that is, the things outside the camera, can't be compared with the grand society inadvertently shown by Guling Street, so in my case, 7 points and 1 full point.
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