Personal summary, the achievements of the acting school are generally divided into three categories: playing a real character is very like, playing a perverted character is very perverted, and the vivid image is very close to real life and moves people's hearts. The second category is relatively easy, because perverts are always brilliant, such as the Joker in "The Dark Knight"; the third category is the hardest, requiring years of accumulation and cultural accomplishment, such as Meryl Sturt Some of Rip's characters; Christian Bale and Melissa Leo in "The Fighter" belong to the first category, whose success stems from in-depth study and careful speculation of the original image.
The Fighter is a biopic about welterweight boxer Micky Ward (Mark Wahlberg). Professional boxers usually come from a difficult background, and Micky is no exception. In a troubled family with a large number of children, there is a mother-in-law (Melissa Leo) and a former famous boxer. Christian Bale) runs his unsuccessful boxing career and occasionally clashes with Micky's girlfriend (Amy Adams).
I don't know the boxer and his family at all, but I can feel that "The Fighter" is realistic. Judging from the behavior of the prototype characters in the ending credits, Bell has indeed conducted in-depth research on him, and the tone of his speech and behavior is quite similar. , and even lost dozens of kilograms for this. Bell's dedication is famous, and it has been affirmed now, but if he can break through these extreme roles and perform some moving real life well, he can truly be regarded as a great actor.
In general, "The Fighter" is a well-established biographical inspirational film, which has two thrilling scenes, one is Mark Wahlberg's tragic and realistic fight in the boxing ring, which is reminiscent of "Raging Bull", The second Amy Adams single-handedly picked the Ward family's litter of ugly girls. Those ugly actresses were all good, and it was not easy.
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