HBO's filming of "Rome" took a knife and fell, and took the battlefield openly and politically in a single stroke. Caesar, Pompey, Antony, Ottowei, the heroes and talents of historical figures hurriedly passed the scene, and the gold foil flowers fell all over the place. The wise and shy prince finally ascended the throne and became a rational, indifferent, ruthless emperor. He watched the layers of buildings stretch out under his feet. Ya's face. Attia finally got her wish to stand on the city of Rome, powerful and rich in the world. Until this day, her former patron Caesar has been assassinated, her former enemy Seville has cursed her life with death, her former lover Anthony has become his son's trophy, and the body is pulled by a carriage. Walking through the crowd, she drained her daughter, while her son was so close at hand but far away. This is a wild and untamed era. Strong men and fierce women finally survived. What is the moment of weightlessness, and the pain in the eyes? Just before going out of this door, she is still skilled and skilled in a unique way. Completely defeated the daughter-in-law's challenge to her status. She is Attia, a woman who survived in troubled times, and she is the real first protagonist of "Roma".
It's ironic. From the first episode to the last episode of "Roma", what really moved me was not the uncle Caesar, who I have always loved, nor Otavi, the smart and quiet boy I always liked. It's not Anthony, the best prodigal son in the era of unscrupulousness. It's precisely this Attia who I hated since the first episode, and almost gave up the show because of her revealing and erotic scenes. This shameless, lewd, stupid, headstrong, lewd, and even lacking a pleasing face, was an old woman. The story progressed to the last episode, and I forgave all her abominations for the pain in her eyes. Dirty, bad, mean, so what? Living is a dirty, bad, and degrading thing, and this is the woman who is fighting for her life in the secular world! ! ! I love Roma, I love Attia, I love all the shameless men and women in this show! ! !
So handsome, so happy, the last time HBO made me so handsome and so happy was to trace back to the prehistoric "Band of Brothers". Remember, life is like a dream.
If you want to count the indiscretions and bloody points of "Roma" in the plot, it is almost too many. The historical and humanistic orientation embodied in this film as a whole is really hard to compliment. However, it has drawn a series of aggressive characters on the edge of the dog's blood, and the 22 episodes have painted a considerable picture of the customs and customs of all levels of ancient Roman society. History fans probably won't enjoy watching "Rome" too much, just go and see the historical commentary of the Garden of Eden and the End of the World. Fortunately, I am a novice in Roman history, and my little knowledge of ancient Rome comes from the news briefing of the junior high school history textbook and the book "Spartacus" that I have not read for a long time. Xiaobai also has Xiaobai's fun, otherwise, is the image of this so-and-so tossing around all day in line with history, and whether that so-and-so's behavior is a screenwriter spoof, isn't it very boring?
The screenwriter was eccentric, and wrote Brutus as a malnourished young literary man; the screenwriter was lazy, and explained that Anthony's situation was over in one shot; the screenwriter was an asshole, so he let Atia bear the Egyptian sun. Waiting restlessly, while letting Anthony and Queen Yan fight their lives in the palace; the screenwriter is irresponsible, and he just turned such a cute and lovable little Otavi into a neurotic pervert; the screenwriter is It didn't make sense, and Taimen was dismissed after a quick match; the screenwriter was unpleasant, so we saw so many hair Biao, off-line, confrontation and ambiguity. This story has been written for 22 episodes, and it is far from complete. Many people have passed by in a hurry, and there is no ending. Not bad, Urenas, the Urenas that I have always disliked, finally felt a little manly in the last two episodes. If Urenas didn't die, it might not be a happy ending to live with Polo and his children in the Roman city ruled by Odavi, but Urenas is dead, he is a tragic hero, and the joyful hero Polo is immortal Yes, holding his son's hand and disappearing into the crowded poor alley.
"About your father..." That's a legend.
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