"Missing Baby"

Fanny 2022-04-22 07:01:04

As Ben Affleck's directorial debut, the film is very good. The appeal of the film is not a detective film, so in terms of rhythm and characterization, it appears to be relatively plain compared to genre films, but it is these peaceful advancements that make the film achieve its original purpose.

The protagonist thinks that he can see the peace in those unrest, but the peace is also contradictory.

Casey Affleck uses a very life-like performance to shape a not-so-simple story of an ordinary person, in which he has almost no emotional changes, and uses a unique pinching throat pronunciation . The role is too mature for the 31-year-old main character of the film, and it is also extremely difficult for Casey to master.

Special attention was paid to her role thanks to Amy Ryan, who excelled in the outposts. A playful character, with plenty of room for instability and incomprehensibility. But I personally think that I have seen a lot of such characters, and I can't say they are particularly outstanding.

There are many characters in the film, and other actors perform well, which may be related to former actor Ben Affleck, who has his own good insights into the direction of performance.

2007-12-29

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Extended Reading
  • Elwyn 2022-03-23 09:01:20

    I happened to be reading Dennis Lehan's new book recently. I didn't expect Patrick here to be so tender. It took more than 50 minutes of pen and ink on the establishment, but fortunately, the rhythm went up. Ben is still better at action scenes, and wants to dig into emotional scenes, but he can't dig deep and procrastinates instead.

  • Eliezer 2021-10-21 15:30:23

    The heroine is so fucking like Michael Jackson

Gone Baby Gone quotes

  • [from trailer]

    Patrick Kenzie: He lied to me. Now I can't think of one reason big enough for him to lie about that's small enough not to matter.

  • [last lines]

    Patrick Kenzie: [referring to her doll] Is that Mirabelle?

    Amanda McCready: Annabelle.