Although there are several big scenes in the film that are enough to be recorded in film history, Hollywood's big names, who are not good at singing and dancing, can't stop the fact that the film is "unworthy." Compared with the original on Broadway stage, the movie version of "Nine" lost terribly.
The first 4 minutes of the film are very fascinating. In the illusion of Daniel Michael Blake Day-Lewis , all the women came out. "Nine" is a gorgeous show, but the narrative is sloppy and the editing is deliberately collaged. Daniel's growth has become more and more like a joke, an absurd joke he made with himself. Daniel’s female intentions are like scattered self-portrait puzzles. What the audience has to do is to find them one by one and arrange them in the correct order. This is difficult, maybe impossible. In the process of putting together, no matter how good the eye is, the indiscriminate painting is indiscriminate. The person in the painting is completely unrecognizable, and the person outside the painting is blushing.
