"Mint" ~ Director: Pierre Morel
Mint, originally a cool green, is just a string of tender colors on the corner of the altar, just an addition to the color and taste of the dinner plate.
She, is that piece of mint, thin, light and beautiful, until one day, only this little bit of beauty was robbed, the pain of a mother and wife, a complete burst of energy, a small piece of mint, supporting There was a mighty revenge. . .
Jennifer Garner, the leading actor, looks a lot older, more and more hardcore, and plays well.
In the film, there are many scenes where the action moves quickly and then crashes, which accelerates the explanation of the event process and makes it more appealing. This reminds me of Maggie Cheung's ex-husband's French director who applied the sense of mirror in a film, a superimposed application method that is quick and then rebates quickly. The director of this film is Pierre Morel, maybe, the French like it Use some dexterous concepts in the film, like to leave some small and delicate thoughts in the works, just like French music, there must be some divergent personality, between the differences and the same, there must be a sense of self .
In this film, the director's attention was entirely on Jennifer Garner, so it was too heavy, which made the flowers and plants around the mint lose their color. That mint is still too thin.
The director is already slowing down the cutting speed of the film. Originally, the film could have been made faster and more rhythmically. However, it did not fully achieve the purpose he wanted to express. The evil and goodness of human nature were not intertwined again and again in the film. Bloom, the director should be doing his best to abandon the current Hollywood narrative, just not doing it well.
The soundtrack to the film is not worth mentioning.
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