I watched it more than a week ago, and when I watched it, I saved a bunch of people who wanted to complain, but then a very difficult proj came over, and I took a little time to write a movie review when I was doing proj now. I don't know if I can remember a few grooves that I wanted to write down immediately. However, I was very impressed. Because of my personal preference for musicals, although I feel that the plot is too thin, it seems that the songs and dances of the Latino group are really well shot (I heard that the actors are real dancers), I'm all about to give it four stars, but the plot in the second half of the movie is not even as exciting as the foreshadowing of the first half. The accumulation and relief of contradictions have not given the audience a good breaking point, even if it is the last "beach" , there may be cultural gaps, the director has prepared so much for me, even if it is a pile of tears, I recognize it, but the moment the curtain is lifted, my mind is full of: This is it? It didn't move me more, or even was a little embarrassed to the point of deliberately picking my feet, so I really couldn't give this four stars. Nina's grievance point in Stanford also makes me feel a little too stereotyped. I really want to create an inability to integrate ethnic minorities. Dramatic things like "frisking" or "being accused of thieves" really make me have no substitute. Instead, it should be some deliberate kindness that is not malicious but may make people feel more alienated as a minority. And Vanessa and Sonny are both clichés about identity. They often talk about making me feel so old and not accepting this thing and doing nothing. It's a bit pretentious and pretentious. In the end, it's Benny... I'm sorry, he really has no sense of existence. After watching the whole movie, I feel that he is just a tool man of Nina. In the end, when I watched the goddess return to Stanford, I still didn't exist. Then, from the beginning to the end of the plot, in my opinion, the real content has not been solved. The male protagonist Usnavi has the beginning and the end, and even gave up the dream of returning home. It is superficial and the only thing that seems to be solved The matter was settled by lottery, and in the end, it gave a self-brainwashing happy ending as if everyone had grown up and realized their dreams. But having said that, the singing and dancing are really good. Although there are not as many high-profile songs as Lalaland, people can chew on it again and again, but it fits the height of the atmosphere, and it does give everyone a reproduction of the entire Latino community. Stunning scenery. The scene where my grandmother died was also very touching. If it weren't for the fact that the plot was really unbearable (actually I knew that the director was shooting "Crazy rich" Asian" should have this expectation...), I am willing to give four stars. pity.
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