first: the narrative is clear;
second: the opening scene of Yimei and the model worker sister eating Bawang’s meal and Yimei alone chasing the couple eating Bawang’s meal. The echoes of the two plots hit me;
third: this one is a beautiful one. There are so many scenes.
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writing about a basic principle of 5W + 1H (Who, What, When, Where , Why, and How), often as a pupil composition entry-reference manual, brushing in the first pass, "his and her lonely circumstances," the Today, let us use the 5W+1H principle to talk about the correct way to open this movie.
1. Who should
first list the suitable audience for this movie, No.1 and No.2 are both sufficient conditions, and the combination of the two is better.
No.1 Zhan Yimei or a fan of the model worker, especially a fan of the brains.
The original poster, as an aunt, fell into Zhan Yimei's blue eyes, and ended up watching the movie in a mood that kept flashing "WTF?!!!" in his mind.
No.2 young artists, or at least pseudo-literary youth
seen the trailer of the cheese should be able to feel the rushing of dramas, come on, N hours of film, to tell a simple story Guards, in melodious The necessary skills for literary and artistic youths such as not falling asleep and not cursing their mothers in the background music, few poor dialogues and slow dying narrative structure must be obtained.
2.What
Regarding the movie, let me repeat a few nonsense. This movie should be the first to be released at the Toronto Film Festival in September 2013. Director Ned Benson made three versions with great boldness, from his, her, and their perspectives. To tell the same story.
This story is really super simple. Generally speaking, it is Jiangzi:
There used to be a pair of lovers who came from a wealthy middle-class family, and then they fell in love and got married. Later they had a child, somehow, the child died, and then the woman couldn't accept it, and she ran away and jumped into the river. After the woman was rescued, the two separated. The contact between the two of them was not successful. The woman went to Paris to study, and the man took over the father's restaurant after bankruptcy. One year later, the two walked one after another in the park of first love, over.
Well, so to speak, the story seems a bit boring.
3. When+where
As mentioned above, these three films add up to more than N hours long, so it is recommended to choose an environment with sufficient sleep, comfortable mood and good mood, no homework, no work, no enemies, no friends, no lovers. Watch.
Because the side effects that may occur during the movie watching include 1) unable to enter the drama category: sleepy, distracted, scolding the director, click the × in the upper right corner, start to meet the base friend Hu Kan, inexplicably angry; 2) too deep into the drama category: depression, I want to re-read the versions of him and her to try to understand the situation and lose confidence in love. I can't get rid of the idea that men are from Mars and women are from Venus... (compared to not being able to enter the drama category, this type of side effect is relatively rare).
4. Why
1) Refer to the who column.
2) As far as the host is concerned, I went to watch this movie entirely because of a quote from Zhan Yimei in the trailer. He put his arms around his beloved girl, and said casually: I only have such a heart, please treat me well. (There's only one heart in this body, have mercy on me.)
At that time, this sentence hit my cuteness and tears. I couldn’t help but listen to it countless times. I also automatically filled in the Chinese hypocritical version of the line read by classmate Zhan Yimei: Shark, I’ll take myself Put your heart in your hands, you have to treat me well...Puff...
(Actually, this line is the key motivation that drives me to write a film review!!)
5. How
is it, let’s say below Is the point. The correct way to open this movie trilogy is: Him——Her——Them.
Him adopts a male perspective, which is relatively objective and calm, able to understand the whole story more clearly. Zhan Yimei's interpretation is also more delicate, which can meet the visual needs of watching movies.
In Her, the story is told from the perspective of a woman, supplementing details that cannot be seen in him. Female audiences may be more able to resonate in the movie, but you can also get the whole story just by looking at Him. Her will be inexplicably hostile to him.
Them is the most boring and boring perspective of the three. To be honest, I think the director’s editing of this version is completely superfluous. The different views of men and women on love and the different understandings of the same event are already very clear in the first two versions. When I watched the them version, what kept floating in my mind was…………………….
6. Nonsense
1) The ratings of these three films on IMDB are all around 7.5, with an average of four stars.
2) The life of the male lead and the female lead can be said to be a mess, but at the end, both of them basically have a normal life, know why not? Because they all have a good father.
The headline of the “Guardian” today is that 1% of the world’s people account for 50% of the world’s wealth. It’s really important to reincarnate.
3) Regarding the director's shooting of the three versions, although the host felt that the play was a bit off, it is necessary to shoot him and her versions. In many cases, the problem is that women think too much and men don't think at all.
4) The character of Zhan Yimei in this movie is Connor. I really laughed sly when I saw this name. The handsome uncle who seduce younger sister by Fa Sha in "Fish Tank" is also called Connor, isn’t you? Where do they really meet in life?
Also, even though the model worker is so beautiful and so acting, I still think, Zhan Yimei, you really have the most CP feeling when you stand with Fasha, and the eyes are shining brightly, and I don’t say anything when you do it. Up.
5) It seems that this film will not be released in China.
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