2, may be preconceived. The main reason is the increase in age, and I prefer the new version of "Three Days of Dangerous Love", because the old version is relatively simple and straightforward, and has a bit of the rhythm of Hong Kong and Taiwan films. , the emotional foreshadowing is more, and the burden of the design is more relatively more tense. The scene at the airport was particularly impressive. In terms of other details, the most impressive thing is that the hero of "Three Days" did not tell his father to escape, but everything was kept silent.
The predecessors planted the trees and the others enjoyed the shade. After all, the new version can make more choices after testing the success of the old version.
3 Digression: Maybe it’s because I’m used to the products produced by the entire film production system in the United States. Many new and old remakes of movies are more inclined to Hollywood productions, no matter which version you watch first. For example, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (see the European version first), "Love Apartment" (see the Hollywood version first). From my point of view, if the subject matter involves chasing, fighting, and a bit of love, hate, and other mainstream commercial films, Europe and other places are not the opponents of the giant Hollywood. In the final analysis, the reason is still the power of capital.
4. As far as works are concerned, European films taste like a limited edition collection book with hardcover color pages. They are read relatively often and take a long time to enshrine; Japanese and Korean things taste strange; other countries’ films are mixed. , cannot tell the full impression; our own good works are relatively few and difficult to convince the world (the one who convinces the world does not convince himself). Some of Hollywood's works are a generation of masters, and they are widely circulated.
5. Let’s catch up slowly. At this stage, we are starting with the subject matter. In other aspects, we can’t waste money by confrontation. But apart from comedy films, where is our direction? ? ?
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