In fact, it is not a particularly good film, it can only be regarded as a general biopic (of course, I don't like biopics very much, and there may be bias), but the last part still moved me to tears.
First-class cast, first-class protagonist interpretation, first-class emotional mobilization on several key events. There is nothing else to say, quite satisfactory.
After watching it, I feel that Jinsai in this movie is just an ordinary person who is bald or even dedicated to scientific research. This perspective is hard to get from monographs. But this movie will focus more on this point, such as the discord between childhood and family, his own physical illness, these shadows have been entangled in his life. In the middle of the film, when he was most obsessed with research, he felt unavoidable to go too far. I don't know whether it is the historical figure or the film art processing/production team's understanding of the characters. The reconciliation with his father seems to be just the first step in the movie-although it is undeniably the most meaningful step. But everything has not yet been resolved. After experiencing the impact of society and power, the hero and the hero no longer have the kind of excitement of us against the world, only the side by side reconciliation and confession, leaving the most precious emotions to the other side.
After seeing half of it, I suddenly wanted to complain about the research on the thin bees he originally collected... (I will add related books later)
It must be said that the barrage at station b is unreasonable. Anyway, this is just an example. Why should I criticize other people's lives? He is responsible for the success or failure of this kind of life. What's more, everything is over. Don't behave like the ancients in today's mind. It's better to avoid map cannons and yellow accents, so what is the difference between you and the foolish people in the movie. To add, many people cannot separate the image of the movie characters from the actual image (similarly, the movie story cannot be separated from the actual history), which is quite sad.
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