Although the film is adapted from real events, it is not expressed in terms of real events. The director borrows a real shell, but fills in the soul of people like Matthew. He borrowed the character image of Matthew, half taken from the facts and half added to his own understanding and interpretation, confessing his sigh for a generation away and those who failed in the struggle. From beginning to end, this character is complex and bright, and there is respectability in hatefulness, and I sighed in pity. Matthew also portrayed this character extremely attractively, and this kind of performance comes from his understanding of the character. "Gold" is a masterpiece that allows the audience to understand the madness, the lies, the failure, and the light and darkness in the souls of many people after going round and round.
Gold evaluation action
2022-01-03 08:02
Extended Reading
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Lexie 2022-01-03 08:02:05
Finally, with a secret smile, I knew it was an accomplice, a hoax from the beginning to the end.
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Gennaro 2022-03-24 09:02:33
The oral form may mislead a lot of people, but the level of the screenwriter can be seen to be quite solid. Looking back to check Stephen Gahan, who won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay, but the relative director level is much worse, resulting in the whole film being too flat. A shocking scam actually has a foreshadowing behind it, there are many details, flowers, wine and all are illusions, and the final reversal is also enjoyable. Matthew's acting skills still have to be said, the world is superb.
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Kenny Wells: The guy who invented the hamburger was smart. But the guy who invented the cheeseburger... Genius.
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Kenny Wells: You went looking for bauxite, and you found copper. I went looking for gold, and found a friend.
Michael Acosta: That is the single hokiest thing I've ever heard in my life.