At that time, I was not attracted by the trailer of this movie. After all, as the most popular box office among the leading actors, Jennifer Aniston, I have never watched her "Friends", so this lineup was not attractive to me. ——Until his visually striking face appeared. That’s right, I’m talking about Will Poulter, who played the big boy Kenny in the film.
This young man has a last name that sounds similar to Harry Potter, and his previous movie that impressed me was based on a well-known fantasy series. That year, I accidentally watched the children's Caribbean kelp "The Chronicles of Narnia 3: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" with my friends. In the film, Eustace played by Will Jr. was particularly impressive. As soon as he came up, he was pissed off by his wild and unruly appearance, and then as the plot progressed, he found that this bear boy not only looks unflattering, but also has a very bitch personality, making him a British version of Guo Jingming. However, people like me who haven't read the original book are expected to find it hard to predict that this bear kid will become the key person in the hold to live in the audience-just like two months ago, it was difficult for me to expect that one day I would actually start to look forward to it. Siniang movie. Watching this bear boy after the film ends, it seems that after accepting this setting, he actually feels that he has become cute too. At that time, I was thinking that a man with such a unique appearance like him, no matter where he goes, he is like a firefly in the dark, so vivid, so outstanding... But I don’t know what his next chance to star in will be. Of the film.
It should be said that the role that Will picked this time is quite suitable for him, or that the casting work of this film is well done. Although the name sounds like Harry Potter's relatives, it would be a violent thing to make Will pretend to be serious and put on the expression of a middle two teenager that the hero of fantasy novels often has. Such unique facial features must of course be used to serve the mindless comedy lovers who are full of evil tastes like me. As the hardest performer in the whole movie (except where JJ is swollen, where it’s not enough), he makes me laugh the most.
When I was watching the trailer, another surprise that surprised me was the appearance of Ed Helms. The Hangover series made me have a deep affection for the members of the Luck Gang. In fact, when I look at it, I think he and Will are more father and son-of course Ed is much more regular. Both of them look like natural decay (innocent). Kenny in this film is also like Stu in the hangover, always unlucky, and then let the audience base their laughter on their own pain. However, because he is acting as a minor, the trick to him in the film is still somewhat restrained-such as the scene of the gay Mexican policeman, if you change to Stu in the hangover, you will definitely be doomed (according to the hangover Style, it should be the next day to find the policeman based on clues, and then... Finally, I know the truth, tears fell). In fact, when I think about it again, I feel that Stu seems more like Will’s previous Eustace-a bit of a silly, always unlucky, but it plays a big role at the critical moment; and Will’s role in this film is the host. The combination of Drunken Stu and Allen, in addition to his own bad luck, sometimes acts as a pig teammate, causing trouble to his companions.
The bear boy of the year is now a solid young man. Although he is not a big handsome guy in the traditional sense, he is still very stylish when he is serious. In the end, he does not have a strong sense of disobedience when he counterattacks the goddess. In addition, this kid can be described as a beautiful blessing in the film. The kissing scene is really a big benefit for him by the crew-I personally think that the biggest laughter in the film. There is this scene, and the film serves as one. Even a comedy has basically completed the task. Finally, I sincerely wish this young guy every success in his acting career.
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