Compilation of Dock Fengyun Teaching Materials

Lesly 2021-11-13 08:01:23

This film represents the popular taste of old beauty.

Micaela 2022-03-28 09:01:02

There are both good lines and good chapters: the meticulous portrayal of group consciousness (the first shot of the gun) is just as wonderful as the hymn of individual heroism. When Brando tells Edie the truth, the background is a sharp and noisy whistle, and the camera switches back and forth between Brando's silent confession and Edie's painful expression, which is a masterful work of dramatic tension. Brando and Kazan's previous films were all proletarian workers/peasants, from the Polish beasts of A Streetcar Named Desire to the peasant uprising heroes of Zapata to the dockers in this work, but he This role is actually more complicated than the first two combined. The involuntary gang accomplice (the dove in the cage symbolizes him) has experienced the battle between heaven and man and is driven by multiple factors (love/family/religion/guilt). In the end, he chose to fight against the powerful gangsters alone and became their most hated informer. Combined with the "Whistleblower" incident outside Kazan's play, Brando's role may be his justification and glorification for himself. Lee Cobb would be fine as a violent thug or a furious scout, but the role of a mob boss would still look too reckless.