"Walking in the Clouds" describes Philip Patty’s growth not in full bloom, but in the interception of important fragments, which form the early stage of his life’s gorgeous movement. The film’s foresight is relatively plain and run-down, using the perspective of self-narration as a string of scenes. It is an important means of successive plots, and one paragraph is collaged one paragraph, and the presentation goes straight to the theme. It is straightforward, but there is always something missing. The Hollywood-style operation makes the film look very neat, but there is no charm. The climax of the film is concentrated on the process of crossing the twin towers in the back, which is presented in detail and even with artistic temperament. The tension and sense of process can be seen heartily, especially the scenes of the high towers. Shocking, the depth from top to bottom is too suitable for 3D and wide screen to show, in order to deeply feel the power of technology.
The film uses a lot of space to explain Philip's growth and the process of preparing for challenges. Although courage and skills can make a person reach the end, the most important thing in art is not the result, but how the process is intoxicated in this situation. , I feel that I am one with the whole world, beyond pure desire and purpose. The first-person narration method on the tower used in the film is not vulgar. It is a way of paying tribute to the movie audience to introduce the latter into the context. It embodies a truth, literary drama, martial arts, singing, fighting for the strong and eager to win, the only difference is a turn around.
In the end, it's like entering the state of transformation, enjoying the peace and joy that only one can feel inside. The thrilling walk with life hanging by a thread turns into an elegant tribute to detachment and selflessness.
Director Robert Zemigis made this wire show into a film, which is a game about creation, movement and perspective. It is a tribute to form and space itself, just like "Mad Max". The film photography is delicate and subtle, and the 3D technology is breathtaking.
What the film brings is a visual spectacle, completely different from Hollywood films. The film tells a real story. This is not a fake monster generated by digital technology. You will only believe it after watching it on the big screen.
"Walking in the Clouds" is like a magic, turning itself into an intoxicating theft movie, full of positive energy and originality.
There are a lot of foreshadowings in the front of the film, and the narration seems redundant and annoying, but all these flaws are not concealed, because the magical 3D and IMAX technology will fully show the visual wonders of tightrope walking, and bring an immersive sense of reality.
In the film, he became nervous when he stepped on the wire, and the previous content was suspected of making up the number. But overall, this 3D biopic is still a moving tribute to the World Trade Twin Towers.
