Even if the story didn't impress you, at least this movie was a visual feast, and in the end it did impress me, and it can even be said that it completely impresses
Joe Wright, a handsome director with a promising future. In the past few years, it has really contributed to a group of newcomers
Dunkirk. The five-minute long shot is enough to go down in history. The difficulty of the scene scheduling of thousands of people can be imagined, and the meaning is profound. It is not just for the long shot. A long-shot visual spectacle; it now seems that the opening scene of Pride and Prejudice was just a
few minutes of Joe Wright's practice Grandma Vanessa Redgrave worthy of an Oscar statuette
Venice giving the golden lion to Ang Lee is so wrong It is possible that
WX was the first to release the Italian version of Jane 9 in the second region. The second region of Universal has always been English subtitles, including the commentary tracks with English subtitles. The subtitles of WX's main film are very good, and the tidbits are also OK.
FOCUS's tidbits are still Consistently hasty, seven-minute deleted episodes with director commentary, four-and-a-half minutes short film adaptation of the novel, plus twenty-six minutes of making of. But at least they are all good-looking, although the length is too short, just point to the end. If the movie can really win at the Oscars, I believe Universal will soon reshuffle.
At the end of the tidbits, I suddenly discovered that the last cameo in the movie was Anthony Minghella. I wonder if Joe Wright can continue the good luck that Minghella and Mendes had at this year's Oscars. At least his opponent this year is better than that. The two were much stronger at the time. I will
definitely watch it again on the big screen at the end of February. Scissorhands, please don't harmonize that long shot.
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