It seems that my preferences have not changed. For the comedy effect, I still love to be faithful to the wit and humor presented by life, and I am only immune to the "dumb and stupid" that is naturally revealed. Even if I play exaggerated performance art, I have to play like the Baileys to get deep into my heart. For example, the father and mother are sitting on both sides, and the daughter Paula is in the center. The three of them face the family doctor candidly and talk about the sexual intercourse between the parents, including whether to use Durex, Fu Yanjie or not. Details of efficacy, whether the love action movie is too extreme, and so on.
It sounds like a big deal. But knowing that the Belliers are hearing-impaired makes it easier to understand. The movie "Berry's Family" is so novel in terms of character setting. A family of four, except for the eldest daughter Paula, the father, mother and brother, are all deaf and mute, vaguely annotating the theoretical basis of genetics. It is not difficult to understand that Paula is regarded as a "miracle" by her parents and is extremely cherished. It can also be seen that the Creator's miraculous will not only sent a girl who could hear and be kind-hearted to be the precious daughter of the Belliers, but this daughter's voice was actually kissed by God, and she had a high-pitched and melodious singing like a nightingale.
Paula's life will be like Sarah Brightman's, eventually becoming a dazzling soprano, let me spoil it in advance, actually spoiling her life outside of the movie. Going back to the plot, you need to feel another growth trajectory before the protagonist's success, and see how she overcomes the obstacles and hurdles step by step and runs to the end of victory.
My old-fashioned words above seem to cause some kind of trouble for readers to imagine the space station. In fact, the "inspirational" plot in this film is non-traditional. It is only through hardships that one can be a superior person, and it is not where one falls and one gets up. The comedy of bittersweet life emerges again.
What the movie captures is precisely the small details of life that can touch people's hearts. Those messy and trivial things are mixed together, enriching the palette of life, and highlighting the laughs; Of course, it has long since become the background color of attention. Of course, time must be a beautifying filter. In its magical world, everything that has been experienced has shown beautiful and moving colors. Imagine that a movie should express life in this way. If such a process is made in Japan, no matter how warm and healing it is, there may be a doomsday complex, which is very touching. Produced in France, it is very different. When the free and casual wind blows by the Seine, only romance and humor are blown into Marianne's heart.
As far as love is concerned, the death of French love comes and goes quickly, and will not be entangled in whether the belt is getting wider or not. Paula's "secret love" is absolutely sweet and sour, with twists and turns, but not a sad tune. In the beginning, although he was tormented by the platonic mentality of "he loves her, he doesn't love me", it was also passed by very lightly. Immediately greeted the "together" matchmaking routine.
Because of the opportunity to sing a duet of men and women in the group, it is hoped that the moon will come first, and it seems that love will be a matter of course. In fact, this is for the comic effect of life, superimposing the feeling of "sadistic love" for the second time. In short, a lot of misunderstandings play out, mischievous mischievous lives come to mischief. Who would have thought that Paula's menarche was regarded as "lost" by her father, "Preparatory Mayor of Bailey", without a word, a slap was thrown out like a Indian pie and stuck on Paula's face! Before, old Bailey had always been a lovable and lovable father. It scared away Xiao Zhengtai, hurt a marriage, and created a chance for rumors.
This is the transitional period between inheritance and reunion. Paula's slap in the face will naturally be passed on to Xiao Zhengtai. Paula must blame him for talking too much. Only when such love develops can it be felt. Yes, the little love that was about to sprout, temporarily and mercilessly died. At the end, when the family rejoices again, Paula's favorite transfer student, Mr. Zhengtai, gave Paula himself and music as a special gift. You see, with this little thing, French movies can detour, circle, embellish, and mother-in-law can make endless lively and interesting sidelines. These are all joke factories.
I have always felt that the little sadness in French movies is a serenade, a little sentiment, without the destructive power of ecstasy, and there is no need to worry. Having said that, in this play, the emotional line between Paula and Xiao Zhengtai is still a major dark line. Without this ignorant affection, Paula's musical dream must be a belated happiness, even after the end of the movie, the musical dream will not will appear, the theme of the film will no longer exist. Therefore, those scattered jokes and small plots all contribute to the integrity of the whole play. Just like our life, if we look back and follow our own steps, we will find that life is inevitable by chance.
Paula's father, Old Bailey, is running for mayor, and this event is inevitable by chance. Although it is expressed in a comedy way, it does not detract from the charm of "philosophy". The origin can be traced back to the name given to the calf by old Bailey. Linking Obama's relationship with dark skin, the old Bailey looked back at himself and concluded that a deaf person could also run for mayor because he was in the same situation as Obama. This is a set of mature logic, full of joy, and old Bailey is right! But I think the funniest thing is the choreography that takes place on the day of the election. It wasn't a good time to be "at the right time and place". For the old Bailey, the son is a disservice, the daughter has her own business, and the translator deliberately does not help, and the comedy face of life can also be presented.
Of course, old Bailey's campaign for mayor is also like Paula's little story of falling in love, all of which are hidden lines, and ultimately lead to the big theme of whether to support the grown-up daughter to fly away. The Bailiye family should be awarded the honor of the five good families that love each other, parents love, parents love their children, children love their parents, and the family loves animals. There is no doubt that growing up and living in such a loving environment, the love in people's hearts, it can't be hurt. Plus, Paula is 100% able to go to Paris for a singing competition, which reminds me of "Little Miss Sunshine", which seems to have the same taste as "Little Miss Sunshine", and the family also likes yellow buns.
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