literary version is as follows: On the battlefield of the war in Iraq, soldier Logan found a photo of a woman-this photo seemed to bless him from catastrophe after catastrophe. When the war is over, he returns home with a weary soul and begins to fulfill the promise he made to himself: if he can come back from the battlefield, he will go to the woman who saved his life. It was in the bright sunshine of Hanton that he met her for the first time, Beth, a single mom who ran a dog training camp. By accident, he began to work here, and brought a lot of joy to Beth's son Ben, healed the wounds of Beth's heart caused by the unknown death of his younger brother in the Iraq War, and made her strong and out of the shadow of her ex-husband. threaten.
The plot summary of the second version is as follows: In order to play a soldier who returned from the Iraq War, Zach not only trained himself to be as strong as a cow, but also grew a beard and shaved his head. Walked from Louisiana to Haunton and struck up a conversation with a woman—though I thought she was average and of average build—and then cheekily stayed behind as a servant. And then I waited and waited and waited, and finally got to the kiss scene - well, Zach is really short... - and then waited and waited and waited, and finally the passion scene - well, fortunately The director hasn't let us down, the lens is full of light, and the girls are very satisfied~
It's a bit of an exaggeration to say that this is Zac's deliberate transformation (Isn't this kid clamoring for a transformation for several years...), and it's not convincing to say that this is his "most challenging" role (sigh.. .It can only be said that the roles played by the child before are too unchallenged...), saying that this is Zac's first time to challenge the sex scene also implies a publicity stunt (please, except for this, there is nothing good-looking...), In short, for me personally, Zach's performance is not satisfactory, it is still good-looking, that little face is still intact even though he is fat, the more challenging part is that you can never see Xiao Zha in almost the whole film. In "High School Musical", the charming smile that made the whole world brighten up, Ku Daqiu's expressionless face became his trademark, his eyes were deep and melancholy - this is really a test of acting skills.
What else is there to say about this movie...I think...ah, I must say, the picture is still very beautiful! In order to show off the intoxicating sunset that fills the entire screen, the director often rolls a backlit lens, and the leaked light really strobes and blinds our dog's eyes. The shooting location is in the vast and quiet American suburbs, which looks very comfortable, idyllic and very beautiful.
Topic, finally to the topic. In addition to what the original author Nicholas Sparks said, "shifting the perspective overseas", describing the lives of young people in the Iraq War (he had already begun to pay attention to such topics when "Breakup Letter"), I think that academically speaking , this film focuses more on the lives of young people after the war in Iraq: they do not have a high level of education, and they have to suffer from the trauma caused by the war to their souls. This is also an expression of anti-war. And the sense of fate and the contingency of fate make people reluctant to accept it, but to some extent it is a fact.
The last point to complain about is why did the ending arrange for Ben's own father to die? Although he is a bastard, yes, but this way Logan won't leave more shadows in his heart... If I shoot, let Logan die, this kind of ending is cruel and beautiful, isn't it~ (Tomato , eggs, bricks)
so...that's it. Let me use the micro-movie ranking list ( www.miclook.com) on the film to end this bad review: "All in all, it's very Nicholas Sparks." That's right, if you like The Notebook and The Breakup Letter, I'm sure you do too would love it.
The beautiful scenery full of the sunset + the handsome face of Zac Efron + the passionate drama of no small length, this is all the highlights of the personal summary. If you don't see it, then turnip and green vegetables, take what you like~
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