FRANK CAPRA once created a precedent for SCREWBALL COMEDY in the 1930s in the United States. Although this work that made him famous is not so funny, but the appearances and dialogues of various people's livelihood in the United States are still regarded as a comedy. The combination of the runaway rich girl and the down-and-out reporter makes the whole story seem so fresh and out of touch with reality. There are many details in the plot that cannot happen in real life. It has been a long time since the end of World War I and World War II is about to come. American society has not been shaken too much. The comedies that emerged during this period were recognized by the Oscars.
What exactly do people need to see from the movies? The beauty of escape or the cruel reality? "Slumdog Millionaire" came out in India and strongly rejected this kind of thing that Americans stand in their own country to respond to the problem of corruption. It is not just Indians, people from all over the world are disgusted and forced to see the naked reality.
The shots are still not as refined as modern movies, but the dialogue is very good. RISKIN dedicated the best brains to CAPRA's movies and the history of American film when they were at their best with CAPRA, which is unforgettable. This movie still has to tell a story, a love story of a small townsman. What is true is the background of the whole era and various supporting roles, and what is not true is the emotional development line of the hero and heroine.
There may be times when the audience needs to walk into the movie and take us into another movie world. This world does not have the rusty reality sigh at the end of "Roman Holiday", nor does it have the cruelty of shooting Nanjing or Tangshan movies. The reflection of reality after the year is slightly more romantic than that of various sci-fi movies, and it has a touch of real human emotion and humor than some popcorn movies. The worship for Frank Capra is not only in the documentaries during World War II, and his role in promoting the rise of Colombia in the 1930s can also be slightly overlooked, but his comedy films, all kinds of comedy films, always Some funny and real things are conveyed, maybe because CAPRA is an educator, or maybe it is a modern society with too much gunpowder, and inexplicably needs to revisit his films.
Without underwear, a woman's figure is really not good. ps words.
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