As time goes by, I probably won't watch it a second time, it's too bitter. Although the movie has a seemingly happy ending, we all know that there are very few families who lost their only child in reality and can be relieved.
And the performance in the movie is quite depressing, just like the fireworks in the movie, even the sound of the explosion is dull, this kind of sadness will never go away. This couple reminds me of the parents who lost their daughters in "Four Springs". The Chinese people are too tolerant, endure abortion, endure being dismissed, endure loss of orphans, endure grief.
So I was really moved and moved, but I didn't want to accept it?
Talk about an actor.
Teacher Yong Mei is too gentle.
That kid, the best shots are the backs when he finally returned to his hometown. He really looks like that character should have. At other times, he looks like himself, and his lines are too bad, especially in front of the main actor. , completely out of place, and instantly out of play. I hope he can understand sooner that good lines are natural and definitely not read out in earnest. In the last small climax, Du Jiang's performance was unexpectedly worse... worse than his performance in the previous paragraph... It should have been tears, but a long line of his lines was not as good as Wang Jingchun and Yongmei...
I still can't ignore the joke at the end of the movie "with the handle". I may understand that the screenwriter hopes to cover the pain of losing a son before with a new baby (new born son) meaning a new life and new hope. But instead, it shows a routine. I can completely guess the screenwriter's intention. I firmly believe that it would be better if it was a newborn girl. Although it has lost its echo, this film doesn't need to be so complete in the first place? ! (And I still feel a bit of a "hands-on" complex, which really bothers me as a woman)
I heard that a very important plot was cut, and I really want to watch it. After all, the performances of the two leading actors are really delicate, natural, and moving. I really don't want to miss all the wonderful parts!
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