very I like the way the director handles each character. Everyone doesn’t seem to be acting. I once thought that the director really brought a group of pirates to play. The crew of Captain Philips is just an ordinary group of uncles. They have skilled ship control. Skills, love to smoke, drink coffee, "greed for life and fear of death" (not derogatory), this is even more suspicious, how they should deal with these pirates like death squads. In contrast, the pirates led by Muse, "ride the wind and waves", Driving such a desperate-looking boat up and down in the waves. Muse's eyes always have a sharp and unstoppable sense of stubbornness.
The prelude to the heartbeat kicks off. The movie seems to be a satire of Britain by the way The Marine Department, casually let Captain Philips take care of it, and casually said that it should be just a fishing boat. Until the pirates boarded the ship, a few skinny Somalis held weapons, the purpose seemed very clear but very vague. They asked for money, but but I also wanted to shoot impulsively and wanted to find other crew members. Until the crew caught the pirate leader and planned to send them away with 30,000 yuan, is it over like this. The
director is really not what I wait for mortals to figure out. Seeing Philips follow the pirates in With the rescue boat, he was very serious about teaching them how to operate it.At that time, in his heart, he must still hope that this was just a business.Unfortunately, the pirates were thinking about a bigger business.
From here on, the movie became unpredictable. Only a sealed lifeboat with more than a dozen people would end up with the director. In the lifeboat many times I saw Philips curled up, or lying on the ground, thinking that Hanks could be too old. It's not easy. Philips has offered to help Muse and another young pirate to bandage the wound several times. I think not only out of good intentions, but he should also hope that the pirate can let him go. But Philips' eyes always show a kind of Helpless and desperate.
At this time, the U.S. warship was unveiled gorgeously. In an instant, a drama that seemed to be produced at a small cost was upgraded to a commercial blockbuster with various military weapons and special effects, but the director cleverly made it uncommercial. Even if there are calm commanders, professional translators, undressed SEALs who are as strong as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, various helicopters, parachuting, and warships. However, they did not make me feel that strong American heroism. On the contrary, it was cold. The commander did not have a trace of expression and coldly issued orders and talked to the pirates. The translator was also an interpreter, without the coldness of the commander's face, but he spoke Somali without emotion. The irony here is that the pirate insisted on speaking English, cuz it's just a business.
In the lifeboat, I was impressed by a few conversations. One was Philips asking Muse where he had made a lot of money from kidnapping. No, Muse didn’t answer, but just looked back at Philips coldly. Recalling the dilapidated house Muse lived in at the beginning, it could only be bought by a so-called "premium" vegetable that looked like grass. Yes, the money is in the end Where have they gone? Why are they working here? A question that never has an answer. The
other paragraph is that Philips said that Muse is more than just a fisherman. But here I slowly feel that for Muse, he is indeed a normal player. Fishing, occasionally robbing the ship, it’s so simple. And this leads to the third dialogue, where Philips asks if there is no other way to survive other than being a pirate. Muse answered "Maybe in America" twice. The same is also Muse’s. The expression, despair, hatred and innocence, made me suddenly hope that the pirates can be okay, everyone better be okay...
Only in the end, the speed of the warship tug accelerated, Philips was completely emotional out of control. Hanks' performance here was so wonderful, he knew the ending that he might face, so he started to write a suicide note out of control, and his whole person was shaking. Then there was and The fight of the pirates was finally tied up, but he said to the young pirate: You are only a child. In his opinion, he doesn't want anyone to die, but he should hope that he can survive, that kind of survival His desire erupted at the last moment. He was praying to say goodbye to his family. At this moment the tug stopped, the music stopped, everything was still... Then the gunshots remembered. I cried when I saw this place...
In the end Muse was arrested on the warship. He looked at the officer with a very innocent look and asked: Did you kill my friend. And the officer coldly replied that the captain is okay, and all of your partners are dead. Then he started. It also makes me feel ironic here that he has a lot of rights, hehe. And Muse's expression has changed from the sharpness and determination before to be at a loss. He probably talked about it a long time ago, but He, has always hoped that this is just a business.
Philips was rescued back on the ship, and all the staff were asking him are u ok, but they all had a cold tone and no warm feelings, especially in the infirmary. Philips Nearly collapsed, emotional venting was beyond the reach, and faced only a medical officer who checked routinely like a robot. This medical officer did not even have any expression or tone when he said ur welcome.
Such a movie should be extremely hot. The film shot in the weather gives people a cold feeling from beginning to end. Because there is really nothing wrong in the whole film, and in the end it seems that there are no good people and bad people. It is this kind of intense and exciting treatment method that does not stand in line. I was so impressed that I looked up at the shaking camera for more than two hours without feeling dizzy and tired.
If in the real world, the pirate took 30,000 yuan to board the lifeboat, put it back in Philips, and then It's so great.
PS I think the best actor and best supporting actor in my heart have been born. Didn't they really find a pirate to play?
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