Commentary on watching the movie "Once Upon a Time in the Western Regions"

Shaina 2022-04-23 07:04:39

In fact, this film is not bad, at least there is no bluntness or serious flaws in the writing of the story. It effectively glues a film full of drama with the specific theme of the kung fu film. Chinese martial arts emphasizes justice and mutual assistance. Self-improvement, in this film can be well reflected. In short, many storylines in the movie are copied and copied, like the Indians in this film, as well as the western landscape, specific cowboys, police officers, and robbers are already relatively mature symbolic characters. It can even be related to Chinatown, which is the taste of historical writing. There is still a big difference between Sammo Hung's Huang Feihong and Tsui Hark's Huang Feihong. First of all, the action styles pursued by the two are different. Tsui Hark emphasizes the grandeur of Chinese feelings, so he pays attention to the carving of spirits and uses medium shots. And panorama, while Sammo Hung prefers to express the visual sense of dripping action, because his films use close-up and close-up more often, and the editing is more frequent and compact.

Zane 2022-04-21 09:03:31

The addition of Western elements is very interesting, what the hell!