Flying to the moon really surprised me. At the beginning, I didn't have any hope for the intelligence of the drama. It was just that I had watched two war films some time ago and didn't want to watch it again, plus I wanted to listen to Phillipa Soo singing before I bought the ticket.
In fact, the story is quite old-fashioned, and there are some unreasonable points in the plot, such as the rocket she built, how Qing got on the rocket, but it is unreasonable and weird and reasonable. For example, she still believes when she was a teenager. Chang'e is actually quite unreasonable, but because the deceased mother said it was the only motivation to support her against her father's remarriage, she firmly believed that a teenage child built a rocket that could fly into the sky is nonsense, but the motivation has become With the magnetic levitation, although you know the plot is insane, the screenwriter makes it a little more reasonable. And the plots are interlocking. For example, the moon cakes sent by Aunt Zhong, who claims to be a descendant of Houyi, have tokens, Qing's leapfrog and upside down golden hook, Feifei’s superb bicycle skills, almost every one of them has foreshadowing. The rhythm control is also very good. Let me take a look. In 30 minutes, I finished the process of the heroine's family changes and the rocket building. It was very tight. I have to sigh with emotion that it is not how good the script is, but it is indeed a very mature commercial film script.
The singing and dancing part is really pleasantly surprised! Chang'e's debut sings just started to sing a little beautifully, giving people a very noble and elegant feeling. After that, they appeared to be a very popular singing method, super slay! The most pleasant surprise was the ping-pong episode. Chang'e changed into a super handsome outfit and then sang a rap. Wow, it's super handsome! With the super handsome ping-pong action, I really like this paragraph! Then Chang'e Houyi chorus still has a few sentences in Chinese. Philipa soo has almost no accent in Chinese, but Houyi has a more pronounced accent.
Although the plot is very old-fashioned, it really touched me. I started crying since Houyi said that our love is forever (I forgot that I can’t stay and I have to let it go), and then Chang'e and Feifei sang that song to death. Me, I was stunned?????? I was moved to cry by such an old-fashioned drama, maybe this is the power of music??
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