I heard that this film is to pay tribute to Fellini's "Eight and a half", Fellini is very modest to think that the film can not be regarded as a complete film, only half, so he took this name. When I first saw it, I didn't quite understand it. I just vaguely felt that the director was shooting himself. He seemed to be exhausted by fame and exhaustion of creation. I couldn't distinguish between creation and life. Wandering in my own imagination all day long, unable to extricate himself. In the end, they can only escape from reality. The story of the film is scattered, a bit incomprehensible, but it leaves a good story in the history of film. I don't really like this kind of new wave movies, only masters can do whatever they want.
Daniel Day Lewis is a genius. I started to remember his name because I liked Isabella Adjani, and there was a relationship between them. It was later discovered that he was the disabled Christie Brown, the Mohican, the pedantic and ridiculous British nobleman in "The Room with a View", and the affectionate section of "The Age of Innocence" was secular. Tired gentleman. It turned out that I already knew him, and knew every different him. This time it was a completely different role again, and he never repeated himself.
Then those women.
Sophia Loren, the immortal fairy. Her appearance and figure will always stay in "Cassandra Bridge". No matter what method she uses to retain her youth, a woman who retains her beauty for herself is always commendable. As long as she comes out, she's all over the scene.
Judy Dench is a late bloomer. At this age, many actresses have a single role. But this old lady has played many characters with very different personalities in recent years. From the queen to the common people, from the gentle to the strong, from the elegant to the market. Without too much makeup to change her appearance, her figure has become fascinating, but she can always accurately grasp any role, who is like whom. Who says acting is to eat youth.
During that her lyrics in the film is very interesting:
"Le Cinema Today IS in Crisis.
Today the depths of the crisis in the film,
at The Directors are SO existentialists.
Directors tend existentialism
The movies are not worth their extrance prices , if no one sings a love song when he's kissing
no one if kissing singing songs of love that the movie will not be worth the price.
Love can not be love without "le song".
no singing love can not be called love,
a String, a Clarinet, saxophone a,
a string, a clarinet, a saxophone
Take a lesson from this old Parisienne and the finest entertainment she has known.
let Old Paris will teach you a lesson to learn her best entertainment. "
Then there is the most beautiful dance in the whole film. (I just like that long camel-hair fan.)
People can be old and romantic. Compared with Sophia Loren's immortal appearance, her heart will always be Young.
Penelope Cruz, I have written about this woman’s praise in another film review. She will become another Sophia Loren, sexy and beautiful with good skills. She continues to prove that she is a capable school. Actor. I hope she has good luck in this Oscar. In addition, the sexy and sultry solo dance is definitely a highlight of the film. The difficulty of the dance is very high, which tests the skills of the actor.
Marion Cotillard, after seeing her "Life of the Rose", I was so moved that I didn't know how to write a film review. I can only download the original soundtrack of the film and listen to it over and over again. I no longer want to distinguish who is Edith Piaf and who is the actor himself. It turns out that she is so tall and so beautiful. But she is the ugly "little sparrow". A good role makes an actor, and it also makes the actor hesitate. She played Edith Piaf so perfect that she couldn't surpass it in the next few films. This film is like that. In acting pk with the above three actors, she can only be regarded as quite satisfactory, and quite satisfactory is disappointing.
Of course, there is even more disappointing Nicole Kidman. She heard that after she finished the film, she fired her agent who had worked with her for 15 years. She shouldn't take such a role, it's a vase. The director's intentions are obvious. It must be a famous woman, a famous woman like a vase, for so many women. In the film, her golden hair and golden dress look so unreal against a heavy background.
Kate Hudson's acting is very ordinary, whoever plays it is the same. Of course she is still young, and there are opportunities.
Stacy Ferguson, she is a singer, and no information about her was found. Her role is similar to that of Monica Bellucci in "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily." It is the eternal first love in the heart of the little boy. There are not many scenes, but the group dance is very exciting, wild and unassuming.
The dancing scenes in the film are still great, but there are too many stars, and everyone is "don't show signs". Compare the film itself. So the film was not very successful.
The biggest humor in the film is that people keep saying "I love your films, those early films" to director Grido Contini, from reporters to waiters in restaurants to cardinals. Haha, if I were lucky enough to meet Zhang Yimou or Chen Kaige, I would also say "I like your movies very much, those early movies."
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