I feel that Bale's acting skills are excellent, both literary and martial. Most of the characters in the film have a calm, low-key personality. When you watch "Land of the Sun", you will find: wow, that's how you can act when you were a kid. But you also get a feeling: Bell is Bell, Bell is Bell. I think Bell is a recognized acting school and professional actor. Just look at the difference between his stature in "Mystery of the Shadow" released in 2005 and "The Mechanic" released in 2004, and you will know how dedicated an actor he is. But as an actor or audience, I still hope to see an actor who acts like something. But then again, the judgment of an actor's acting skills is not whether the roles he plays are different or whether the roles he plays give people a sense of difference, but whether he can show the protagonist of the film vividly and vividly in a certain film The character needed, even though the audience might say: Look, I knew right away that he was Bell.
Let's talk about this film, the overall style of the film is dark and even some children are not suitable. For example, in the film Nicholson played Cui Fu's colleague who broke his machine, the regional exploration of the playground, the bleeding refrigerator, and when Cui Fu reached into the repair machine full of gears to repair the machine, it will undoubtedly make people feel horrified. With dozens of depictions of harsh machine shop working conditions, I've always wondered what era and country is this movie set in? From the video, it can be seen that the cars running on the street are in the 1980s, and the workshop environment is relatively old, there are contractors, and the degree of automation is low. Maybe even earlier than the 80s.
guess who you are!
You will know at the end that this is a story of guilt, insomnia, amnesia, repentance, and redemption of a sunny youth who committed a hit-and-run crime. The fat man wearing sunglasses in the film is Cui Fu's illusory reincarnation, a killer who has killed (car accident) children. What is the director trying to tell? A story that leads to insomnia, thinness, amnesia, fantasy (essentially confession) because of guilt, and finally regains memory and leads to redemption (surrender) because of fantasy. The master of the film has been looking for a question: who am i? A sophisticated narrative, a masterpiece but not a classic.
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