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Waste of time, waste of wonderful stories
Angeline 2021-12-01 08:01:27
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Jacey 2021-12-01 08:01:27
Adapted from the author’s autobiography, using the first-person narration to run through, "The Tightrope Walker" is already from this perspective, I don’t know if this is the reason for the a little boredom in the first half, after all, this is a story that everyone is too familiar with... But the last third is an undeniable irritation. The 3D is used just right. If you are afraid of heights, you have to be cautious. I can see my limbs are cold, and the grandmother next to me frequently takes off the 3D glasses to pant...
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Darlene 2022-03-31 09:01:03
The sense of crisis of walking the tightrope was reversed, and after the fog of challenging fear dissipated, the sky above New York was sublimated into an altar of self-gazing, and the end point was beauty. The narration and depth of field continue to enhance this description, and the crisis that was originally a type of bridge (foot injury, helicopter, bird, broken rope) has completely become the edge - but this is against the harmony, after all, how can an accident not affect your inner thoughts?
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Barry Greenhouse: It's something only a twisted, antisocial, anarchistic, pissed-off malcontent would have anything to do with.
Barry Greenhouse: [triumphantly] You have your inside man!
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Philippe Petit: I find myself in the middle of the wire. And I feel the void. And although a wire-walker should never look down... I do. And it was... It was beautiful. It was calm and beautiful, and serene, and "not-dangerous."