Rating: 7
Director Ang Lee's "personal/experience" - although this is also a common theme in American literature - deftly bypasses the common conceptual trap of this subject, but also suspends himself in a piece of in ambiguity. The more topical event brought about by this film is the sense of "super real" at the viewing level. In my opinion, it has obviously surpassed the film, and has connected the current American people's politics and culture in a non-metaphorical sense. perception.
The details are fascinating. For example, in the "First Kiss Behind the Scenes" game, Ang Lee used a lot of jumping axes. The shooting on the same camera intentionally creates a kind of wandering between the protagonist's identification and perception, and the audience has a strong influence here. feel.
The rhythm control is weak, and the dialogue is too much, which is especially redundant under the premise that the original visual expression is quite sufficient.
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