I watched "Fever Tulip" in two nights. The second half of last night's brain was so similar to the real second half I saw tonight, as if I had seen this movie somewhere. That's right... I've read the original... The story is set in the 17th century tulip economic bubble. The Dutch people's mad love for tulips and Yang and Sophia's mad love mirror each other. The film's soundtrack perfectly depicts this hidden restlessness and frenzy. The noisy background music makes the whole world roar with it. The film composition and lighting are also just right, and there are several places that are beautiful and fascinating. The bad part is probably that there are still traces of chisel marks in the beginning and turning of the story, and there is probably a common problem in literary adaptations - the psychological portrayal of characters, which makes the change of mentality too abrupt, and the inner drama of the characters is not deep and delicate enough. However, with such a beautiful body, I recognize it.
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