Simple subtitles.
prison Break. They escaped so easily, they have the strongest firepower, they got into a toast-like car, and they kicked away the impulsive and rude people. This is the chaotic era of the Great Depression, and a mob of gentlemen.
On one side, Bell was kneeling on one knee like a nobleman practicing shooting, sniping the fugitive; on the other side, he deployed a meticulous and unhurried bank robbery, for a small amount of tens of thousands of dollars.
After the three-stage play came down, a word came to mind, decent.
Johnny Depp is the only protagonist. I saw film critics saying that his expression was too single. I think his expression is just right. Without Captain Jack's glib tongue and exaggerated body language, his grace and calmness from the beginning of a sluggish world to the vacant struggle that was abandoned by the times seems to be from the corners of his slightly opened mouth, raised eyebrows and stubborn strands of forehead. Flow out. The film uses a lot of close-up close-ups to capture subtle expressions. The introverted expression of emotion is the style of the gentleman of that era.
It is the age that has abandoned elegance. Bell was forced to accept torture to extract a confession, and Depp had to work with people he didn't like and take jobs that he didn't like. They have both called the wind and the rain, but they are so pale and helpless to face the times.
This is a nostalgic movie. It has no stunning visual effects, no twists and turns, and no thought-provoking philosophy. It only has nostalgia. Therefore, it cannot be a good work accepted by everyone, but it is still a good work.
With a very unique sense of reality, it shows us who are also in the Great Depression today with different elegance from that era.
The photography of this film is very special. Many lenses choose to be handheld and shake slightly, which involuntarily think of "Dog Town" in the same darkness. The sound effect is also very special, as if all the noise in the environment was recorded without post-sculpting. This kind of treatment makes people feel that this is not a movie from time to time, but a cheap TV movie or documentary. I used two specials, just don't want to criticize it too directly. After all, the intention of shooting in this way is understandable, but at least for me it does not increase any sense of substitution or realism. Depp's face is staged, and I think documentary shooting is not appropriate.
bye bye, black bird
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