However, there is no doubt that "October Siege" is still a good film, at least one of the best movies to watch this year. PS: Some people may think that "The Wind" is more rigorous, but the theme of the wind has an atmosphere. I don't like it, a little bit of a show off.
The first reason I went to see it. Li Yuchun. Everyone said before that her martial arts drama was better than her literary drama, and it was true. But I don't think the literary drama is good, because there are too few scenes, there are almost less than ten lines, and it is impossible to express it. I think at least it's natural, and the love songs of the characters are performed very appropriately. The most abusive scene in my memory is her lying on the stage alone, so sad.
Her martial arts are really wonderful, as the director said, very beautiful. I think it has something to do with her personal talent. She has a very good sense of rhythm, and she plays like dancing. It is very smooth and has a sense of rhythm, and she is chic and neat, very feminine.
The best performers are of course Wang Xueqi, Nicholas Tse and Zhen Zidan, who are basically impeccable. Zeng Zidan began to play a rogue gambler, and the feeling of swearing in Cantonese was very tasteful.
I saw some comments that after watching the movie, they felt that the sacrifices of these people were not worth it, and I didn't know who it was to protect. In fact, I think this is a misunderstanding of the theme of the film. The revolution is actually just an introduction to the film, not what the film wants to express. The purpose of those little people participating in the revolution is not noble at all, just like many people in the real participate in the revolution, It's just that I can't live anymore, or for loyalty, for other purposes. So these people are righteous, not revolutionaries. What the movie wants to praise is the sacrifice of the little people. They have embarked on this road for revenge, for gratitude, for dignity, for loyalty, etc. These simple feelings may not be as big as the proposition of "revolution", but they are equally worthy of respect. , inspiring.
In the process of watching the movie, I actually hated the role of Chen Shaobai. Li Yutang said that he was a liar, so what about Chen Shaobai? Of course, it may be too narrow to think so. It's just that the saying "Scholars rebel, they won't succeed in three years" is true. Seeing that he lost his glasses in the end, he couldn't even aim the gun correctly, otherwise Li Chongguang would not die.
For other specific feelings, I have to read it for the second time in two days and then write it down in detail. "October Siege" is actually very rich in details in the simple storyline, which is worthy of careful experience.
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