Ashamed, I didn't know much about Sir Elton Hercules John before watching this movie, at most I heard a few popular songs. When I just heard those songs, I just felt moving, but I never understood the deep meaning, that kind of sincerity and loneliness. He took a bumpy road, and his status as a gay and rock star kept him from being loved properly. He can't feel the love from his parents, lover, or even himself. He can only bring his talents, sing lonely and lonely words in a passionate rock and roll tune, hide his fragile and sensitive heart in gorgeous and exaggerated costumes, and use shapes. Strange glasses, covering the tears in the corners of the eyes. Rocket man burning out his fuse up here alone Before watching this movie, I very much agree with the "performance nature of the concert". It's like Freddie Mercury picking up the microphone boom and swinging her fist, or Lady Gaga tilting her foot on the piano, or like Elton John's various costumes, only this will be effective. But is this really what they want? Maybe it's like in the movie Elton refuses to return to the original simplicity, because he dare not lose what he has now. It's messy, I can't say it. I still like exaggerated and dramatic performances. At the same time, returning to the basics can also highlight the meaning. Of course, sincere creation should be respected. Finally, how can I say it, I think it is true that the music of the past is more sincere than it is now (or is it that Dalang Taosha only left boutiques). First of all, in terms of themes, in addition to love, there are many other themes (even some weird chanting themes...). Secondly, even if it is love, there is a kind of em, which is quite innocent (maybe there are too many pornographic elements now? Only the lyrics, the melody still has a lot of nice sounds). Just talk nonsense, above.
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