#电光幻影# "Pity", survival is not easy, do it and cherish it.
I watched a show of "Compassion" with great expectations, and the effect was a little disappointing. Although the film is based on a realistic story, it is too loyal to the reality of the flat narrative, and does not add color to the story, but rather exhausts the plain interpretation.
The film is based on the legendary and tragic true story of Donald Crowhurst, an amateur sailor in the UK in 1968. It will show him deceiving his family, event organizers and the public to believe him in 240 days. The whole process of traveling around the earth.
The cast is strong, and the initial promotional photos of the film are very poetic, so I feel good, but the actual presentation of the film is still a bit weak, and even some technical issues make people a little irritable. The combination of Uncle Colin and the English Rose is particularly unmatched, and it feels like a lalang match. Although the cast is moving, but in any case, the film is flat and the actors have no place to play. Feeling sad.
There is a saying that the title of the film should not be translated as pity, but should be called liberation. In fact, for the tragic ending at the end of the film, I think it's better and more vivid to use liberation as an expression.
It's just that people are really selfish sometimes. The dead endure the pain of dying and loss, while the living are the pain of living indefinitely. If so, why bother.
Not to mention being forced, I just think that this kind of self-esteem is useless here. Sometimes responsibility is higher than self-esteem.
If the most touching part of the whole film, I think it is the subtitles after the film ends. The contestant who won the first place in the Round the Earth competition donated all the prize money to the wife played by the English Rose. I think this is probably the most real move. A dollar is more realistic than a face.
Author: Little Buddha
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