On June 25, after the last episode of the second season of "Westworld" was broadcast, there was no American drama worthy of Uncle Finger. Many big Vs recommend "Sharp Tool" and "Yellowstone Park", but despite their reputation, it is actually difficult to match. For Uncle Finger who is picky about watching dramas, these two dramas can only be considered improvised and have no interest in chasing them at all. During the film shortage, Uncle Finger started chasing Korean and Japanese dramas. One is the Japanese drama "Double Fantasy", whose quality can surpass that of "Tokyo Women's Guide", which has now been completed. One is the Korean drama "Mr. Sunshine", which was jointly created by the director and screenwriter of "Descendants of the Sun" and "Ghosts", and is currently being updated. On July 25th, the heavyweight American drama "Castle Rock" was launched. The TV station released three episodes. After watching it in one breath, Uncle Finger felt that it was an American drama worth chasing. Recommended reasons: 1. "Castle King" is a Hulu web drama co-produced by J.J. Abrams and Stephen King. J.J. Abrams is known as the king of digging holes. Behind the popular American TV series "Lost", "Personal Investigation" and "Westworld", there is this man who digs holes in the back. No matter what kind of burial. "Suspect Tracker" and "Westworld" were all his digging, Nolan's burying, and scolding for him. In the first season of "Westworld", he was digging holes. Isn't it very good-looking? Nolan has suffered, and the second season has been buried so hard, but I can clearly feel that the quality of the second season is not as good as the first season. But I have to admit that he is a kind of person with rich imagination and is especially able to fool. The dramas he participated in have very big brain holes, and the pits dug are bottomless. After watching the third episode of "Castle Rock", I looked back at the first episode, and then I understood a dialogue in the first episode. You said that he is more pitiful, even worse than Jiang Wen's "Evil Does Not Overpower the Righteous". Stephen Edwin King, known as the king of horror novels, in terms of the number of works adapted into movies, Shakespeare must be the first, and the second is this Lord. Movie fans are familiar with works such as "The Shining", "The Shawshank Redemption", "Joker's Soul" and so on. The combination of the king of digging and the king of terror is worth looking forward to. Second, the suspenseful atmosphere is very subtle. A barefoot girl in a long skirt is walking on the ice and snow, two eyes are exposed in the dark basement, and a prison warden who committed suicide by driving with a rope around his neck. Third, the lines are refined. If you lose your memory of past events and smells, are you still you? In Texas, ashes are not subject to appeal. Fourth, the rhythm is lively, and each episode of 50 minutes is over unknowingly. Fifth, the lens has strong tension and the picture has texture. The only downside to this show is that you may not understand it.
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