worthy of the name

I've seen two films recently, one is looking at Ge You's hair in the previous stills and let the bullets fly with sadness, and the other is Feng Delun's Tai Chi, the film is unexpectedly good, not to mention how good , but it is much better than I imagined. First of all, as a director, it is not easy for a hero to rise from a vulgar story. Feng Delun has taken a different approach, combining the comics and dramas he has read since he was a child, and reconstructed the classic narrative method of the film. , which makes the film come alive immediately. When watching Yu Wuershan's sword laugh, I still think that inserting the game screen in the movie is somewhat crooked and very slippery. Now it should be corrected. It is a crooked way to make a grandstanding by rashly inserting the game screen. The use of one piece is very good, because he made great efforts to make the culture medium first, just like the nonsensical ones in Stephen Chow's movies, no one will pick out logical mistakes, because the culture medium is prepared in advance. The protagonist Yuan Xiaochao, at first felt very dull, and the actor was not flexible enough, but later found that he really didn't seem to be very flexible, but it matched the character very well. It may be that the film is tailor-made for him, and of course it may be that his acting skills are invisible. , and the role may also be integrated. There is a precious quality of Hong Kong movies in Feng Delun that has not been lost, which is the rhythm. The rhythm of the whole Tai Chi is well advanced, there is no procrastination, and basically maintains uninterrupted small climaxes and curiosity points, and continues to promote the narrative of the film. , even very refreshing, with some feeling of doing what you say, which is similar to the God of Cookery of Xing Ye. The name of the movie is from scratch, and the narration of the movie also took the beginning of a silent film, and then continued to add its own innovations to the classic narration, which is worthy of the name.

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