Dustin Hoffman, who won the honor of Oscar winner for his masterpiece "The Graduate" during the transition period of Hollywood, and in order to play this film well, he even got along with an autistic "Rain Man" For a year, Hoffman carefully figured out a series of subtleties such as "Rain Man"'s movements, demeanor, and language. During filming, Hoffman regarded himself as Rain Man, and the otherwise talkative he immersed himself in the character and became reticent. With so much effort, it is no wonder that an autistic patient can be played so realistically. And by virtue of the excellent performance in this film, Hoffman once again won the Oscar for Best Actor. After watching his performance in this film, I completely feel that this honor is well deserved.
Tom Cruise, Tom Cruise was really handsome when he played "Rain Man". He also had a very good performance in this film, but unfortunately he was completely overshadowed by Hoffman in the film.
Going back to the film itself, Rain Man is actually a road movie, and the development of the plot culminates in this journey. The relationship between the older brother and the younger brother was basically born on the way back to Los Angeles, from the initial disgust, irritability, and impatience of the younger brother to a series of behaviors and words of the older brother, the elder brother's distrust and rejection of the younger brother, and then to the two brothers. After running in and changing, in the end, the two brothers regained the family love that blood is thicker than water... The setting and development of the plot are all carried out on the road, which is very typical. Representatives of road films include "The End of the Road", "Little Miss Sunshine" and so on.
In the splendid and bright scenery, the car took his younger brother Charlie to break through the shackles of previous thoughts on the straight road, allowing him to feel the beauty bestowed on him by nature and life, and at the same time, it also brought him into the world and life of his brother. .
In the film, the director initially used an objective lens to describe the story of the two brothers from the perspective of a bystander. With the development of the plot, many scenes in the film were expressed through the subjective lens of the elder brother Yuren. For example, the part where my brother was watching the overpass was very distinctive and innovative, and another example was when my brother was watching a rotating washing machine, a bikini beauty... These shots are also very consistent with my brother's personality and are free from stereotypes.
In the film, the two brothers form a stark contrast. This complementary setting reflects that in a highly modern society and the United States, where material civilization is developing rapidly, people are busy with business entertainment, rushing for money every day, traditional The family structure is slowly disintegrating, and the relationship between people is gradually indifferent. We can't help but ask ourselves, what is the most precious thing in people's hearts that will never be forgotten? When we saw the warm moment when our brother sang the songs he sang for his younger brother when he was a child, the two brothers danced happily together in the room, and finally the warm moment when the two brothers held their heads close to each other, we understood that the most precious thing in our hearts and the most unforgettable thing is the most precious thing in our hearts. The original and most sincere feelings are incomparable with no amount of money.
Rain Man, thank you, with your innocent eyes, silly words, and lovely actions, you brought me a heavy rain that cleanses my soul.
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