Back then, I watched this film very accidentally. Just to sign in for my classmates, I took a film and television appreciation class. The first film that the teacher showed was precisely this "Noon". At that time, I didn’t know the greatness of this film, just for the sake of I insisted on signing in between classes, and then I finished watching the 85 minutes quietly. I remember that the teacher of the liberal arts college reminded me that this film was the first real-time film in film history before the screening, and the 85 minutes of the film is the actual 85 minutes. Although the taste of the other films he played was very poor, I still have to thank him, otherwise, with my perceptual ability at that time, I would never experience these when watching movies. Later when I watched "24 Hours", I would be proud to say that this is a big deal. Your ancestors used it 50 years ago~ Yes, even though 50 years have passed, the American elites in film and television We changed season after season. King Kong has climbed to the Empire State Building. The film still needs clocks as important narrative props for such films. Only the difference from the big clock to the electronic timer shows the difference between the two eras. This difference reminds us of the advancement and greatness of "Noon" from time to time.
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