1. The scene where the boy sang is absolutely stunning. The camera used the scenes to be superb, starting from the boy's head and moving down, the Nazi logo was revealed, and then the audience was moved horizontally to show the audience, with the singing from Qingyang to creepy The Nazis were passionately singing the transformation, and the audience present became enthusiastic.
2. The two lines linking the karaoke hall go hand in hand, and use the stage's singing and dancing performances to express appropriately.
3. The story is based on the background that the German Nazis began to spread like cancer cells.
The dramatic love line between Feliz and Randall.
"All is equal fire... equal passion in me."
"I did think it was the money, at first. But not now. Now I know you love me. I know you are an honest man who would never lie to me."
"I'm a jaw."
…
"I'm a jaw."
The entangled love and distance between Brian and Sally.
Cigarettes, great depraved routines; screams under the subway; Sally's temptation to the unmoved Brian, learning of Brian's unpleasant experiences with women three times; Sally's fragility after being unhappy because of his father's brief letter.
"The poor man, he tries to love mePerhaps he even thinks he does... but the real truth is that he just does's care."
"Maybe I am just nothing. Nothing."
A three-person game is actually just a one-person game.
Does Sally know herself?
A weird picture of imagination answered this question very well.
She chose not to let the baby be born. Because... She won't really sacrifice for love. She could not imagine.
To me and the baby... It actually heralded the ending of Bryan and Sally.
With the undercurrent of the hidden lines of Nazis, musicals are no longer romantic fairy tales like gifted scholars and beautiful ladies.
It must be a great work.
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