In fact, if you look at his works of different eras in one breath, you will feel that his personal style is constantly being adjusted, which can be said to be a lot more restrained... Especially when comparing the character Jin Tianyi, who is the most difficult in recent years, with the previous ones, you will find that the small gestures on his face are actually reduced. A lot, and the sense of frivolity has also diminished a lot... (It's just that his face doesn't want to be tired anymore when he's older) (Are Japanese people disliked that he doesn't have the signature tricks on his face?) So I feel that as long as the number of works is enough, it's nothing to play a role frankly. So what do you say... (Since everyone will say "whatever he plays", it is better to meet the requirements of a foolish fan like me who will pay to support him? I want to see him play a different role, anyway, the foolish fan will definitely be in the eyes of the fool. I can see the difference... [explosive]) Because I still like him now! (But the script is indeed as good as before...[Alas] After the "period drama festival", I continue to review "Sleeping Forest"...)
But I have to be honest, I know "Samurai Part" as Yamada Yoji's "Samurai Trilogy" The level can only be said to be average. When I watched "Samurai's Point", it was indeed not for him, but for director Yoji Yamada, because he was very curious about what kind of unique samurai film director Yamada, who is famous for his "Men's Suffering" common people drama, would make? (Because I love to watch Akira Kurosawa in the Wenqing era...) The first "Twilight Qingbingwei" is very amazing. I didn't expect that the samurai (サムライ) and the office worker (サラリーマン) are essentially similar! Sanada Hiroyuki is very good and expressive, but the second "Hidden Sword Ghost Claw" began to feel a little old wine. Fortunately, Nagase Masahiro's fallen samurai nobles also felt good, and Matsutaka's "Yamato Nadeko" tasted impressive ( And it can't be connected to the impression of the Japanese drama she made with someone...) Only. Yes, its. Actually; I fell asleep while watching it in the theater! (There is no conflict between looking good and falling asleep!)
The "Samurai Samurai" mentality in "Part of Samurai" is actually nothing new. After his wife was sullied, he thought of killing his wife during the Baoming Festival, but it was too pedantic. In the end, the samurai sacrificed for dignity. The "exceptional degree" of the war is not as good as the first two, making the movie just a period drama sketch at best. But! I entered the theater with the mentality of "should be able to fall asleep, right?", but I didn't fall asleep at all! Even though he didn't have a high evaluation of someone's acting skills back then, he was caught by him and watched the audience full of energy! [burst]
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