I just watched it, although it is a 16-year-old movie, it always makes me feel a little sense of age. Big Ben is a bit strong. The composition and layout of the picture showing his obsessive-compulsive disorder in the early stage caused strong comfort, but the scene of playing death metal music and kicking legs made me feel It's a bit confusing, although the story of the movie is relatively old-fashioned, but the director also considered a little new idea, buried some reversals, but the brotherhood, the family relationship is very vaguely portrayed, which led to the later brother's reconciliation and tears. I feel a little bit. I didn't put it in, I feel that the director didn't use the two hours well, it's not condensed enough, and there are too many scraps in some places. Pollock and Renoir's paintings originally made me think there were foreshadowing or metaphors, but I'm sorry for my stupidity, and I didn't get it in the end. , why did you send Pollock's painting to the heroine? I also wrote a note saying that the heroine deserved it, please explain to me, when I talk about memories, there is an inexplicable flashback, there is no transition, it is too delicate, the action scenes are well designed, very American, However, I still prefer the agility of the movements in Chinese movies, and the way the weapons are drawn, but I haven't done any research on this. It feels like the director wants to take into account both the action-packed film and the discussion of autism. By the way, he wants you to use your brains? But I think it's better to specialize in one aspect. In two hours, I feel like I want to do too much but I have more than enough energy. In the end, I think Daben's face is a bit expressionless, but it may be to fit the role.
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