The first feeling after watching the movie is that it is wonderful, a master of contemporary American fairy tales.
In the adventure of love, I saw the shadow of "It Happened One Night" and "Roman Holiday"; in the aspect of personal struggle, I saw the American spirit of "Forrest Gump"; in the aspect of facing aliens and humanism, I saw the new Self-reflection since Hollywood.
I won't go into details about the specific artistic features, but here I will just talk about simple feelings. Tom Hanks' acting is so good, I'm really sorry for giving him such a late compliment. When I watched his "Forrest Gump", I thought he was pretty good, and later "Saving Private Ryan", I thought it was a surprise. This "Happy Terminal", he is really good. A good actor is like this, one person has thousands of faces, which is in line with our evaluation of traditional opera actors.
In addition, this movie is of course inevitable. The love routines, struggle myths, and allegorical fairy tale encounters can be said to truly live up to the word "Dream Factory" and give busy modern people a beautiful dream, an adult fairy tale.
In addition, in order to achieve the repeated telling and strengthening of the American spirit, the film, like "Forrest Gump", will distort facts, beautify contradictions and conflicts, and assemble coincidences. Hollywood is making up a myth for Americans and people in all developing countries. Make up an American Dream that doesn't exist. A joke, "Old liar", hahahaha.
In the end, the film is so mature that it can be used as a reference template for beginners to learn about film technology.
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