today after the exam, I was on vacation in the afternoon, so I went to Wangfujing with a few classmates to see {The Da Vinci Code}.
Fortunately, I watched the original sound version, which first eliminated my fear of Mandarin dubbing. Hall 10 is very small, and since it was noon on a working day, there were not many people watching the movie, and the environment was not so noisy. Overall, it's still a good movie, and it's not as trivial as outsiders say. The plot is completely developed according to the original work, but the movie is a movie after all. The 400,000-word novel has to be condensed into a 153-minute film, and the rest is only the plot. The knowledge of religious history and art history in the original book appears very rarely, and it is still difficult for audiences who know less about this to understand the plot and characters. There is also the most serious and unsurprising problem that the movie still failed to find a way to restore the pleasure of reading the original text during the decryption process. set.
But the image quality of the film is still worthy of praise. The biggest feature is the montage of history and reality, plus the color rendering, it feels like a Discovery documentary. There is also the passage of Sir Teabing's interpretation of "The Last Supper", using the special means of computers, the originally incomprehensible Holy Grail and the relationship between Jesus and Mary Magdalene, is demonstrated quite clearly and at the same time. It's amazing, especially the displacement method that can't be shown in the book, so that Mary's final position is snuggled up on Jesus, no matter how skeptical people will feel convinced.
Let's talk about the actor's performance. Audrey Tautou, Jean Reno and Ian McKellen all recreate the character traits of the original characters well. Although Tom Hanks' performance is superb, his temperament is not in line with the imagined Langdon. But think about it, who is the Hollywood actor who is suitable for Langdon and who has box office appeal? So accept this Langdon with Forrest Gump.
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