One Thousand Three Hundred and Eleven Full Marks Debut

Holding the coffee cup quietly, the bitter aroma slowly lingered, the warmth in the eyes quietly disappeared into the lazy mist, and finally turned into a contented smile on the corner of the mouth.

According to common sense, the article has ended, there is a beginning and an end, the core idea of ​​the theme runs through, and there is no need to increase or decrease it. But after pausing for a moment and thinking seriously for a moment, Michael put down the coffee cup, put his hands on the keyboard again, and decided to add a paragraph.

Even if it might destroy the integrity of the article.

"For this production, the Coen brothers chose Renly Hall to play Le Verne Davey. No doubt, it was the perfect choice.

There is such a scene in the movie.

Le Vern quietly watched the performance on the stage, with the sound of the melodious melody, the corner of his mouth could not help but outline a shallow arc, and the focus in his pupils slowly disintegrated. , after taking off his guard, he showed a trace of admiration and expression, but it was hot as fire in a flash; then, the expression slowly dissipated, revealing a touch of bitterness and sadness, and in an instant, the heart was so painful that I couldn't breathe. &1t;i>&1t;/i>

In a blink of an eye, the eyelids drooped, but all the emotions were concealed.

It is such a short shot that clearly and delicately tells the secret of Le Verne's heart: the three people performing on the stage, one is his friend, the other is his friend's wife, and the other is just met last night. folk singer. He adores his friends' wives, envy the folk singers, and despise his friends.

All those complex and profound emotions are hidden in a glimpse of a camera.

Delicate and rich, intricate and restrained way of acting, Hall endowed Le Verne with a vivid and real soul, the light of his body in the flow of his eyes shone on the whole big screen, and all the weight of the whole movie fell on Huo. On Er's shoulder, but he successfully handed over a perfect answer again.

More importantly, Hall has presented the most exciting and moving live performances in movies since the 21st century, the fusion of ballads and characters, the fit of singing and stories, the interweaving of emotions and cores, all of which are like this. Touching and affectionate, it is like a beautiful dream that makes people refuse to wake up. &1t;i>&1t;/i>

Although somewhat incredible, it was undoubtedly the best performance of Hall's career!

Although somewhat bizarre, this is undoubtedly the best work of the Coen brothers' career!

At the beginning and end of the film, a light, a chair, a guitar, that's what the stage is all about, and Levine hums softly, 'Hang me, oh, hang me, I'll be soon world. I don't care about hanging, but poor man, I don't want to be stuck in a grave forever, I've traveled all over the world. ’

Perhaps, this is the best look of the movie. "

After drawing the last period, Michael just froze in place. He always felt that there was still something to say in his mind, but after thinking about it, he finally chose to give up, and his thoughts were still deeply immersed in the "Drunken Country Ballad" In the picture of the movie, it is impossible to extricate oneself, and the stamina is really too strong. &1t;i>&1t;/i>

After shaking for a moment, I added my own rating:

Four stars.

The scoring system of the three major European film festivals is consistent, with a full four-star system. In other words, Michael's evaluation is a full score.

Michael knew he wasn't rational enough.

He should remain relatively objective and give more neutral comments; but the fact is that the work of film critics and the feeling of watching a film are inherently subjective actions. Like and dislike, praise and criticism, after all, come from the heart of every film critic. 's preferences.

What's more, such a long-lost enthusiasm and impulse, this is the essence of the movie, isn't it?

After determining the final score,

Michael then picked up the coffee cup and slowly began to enjoy it. He re-read the manuscript and completed the proofreading by himself. However, the melodious folk songs in his ears and the bitter coffee were really out of tune. He should have changed a bottle of beer. . &1t;i>&1t;/i>

Meanwhile, Empire magazine's film critic Sean Levy has just finished his own manuscript and is proofreading. He chose a bar to write his manuscript, with a bottle of beer in hand, but the noise in his ears was really annoying. Fortunately, today's manuscript was completed in one fell swoop.

"It was a long and grand farewell."

Next to the title, Sean's rating is marked with four stars.

This means that this is also a full-scoring manuscript; and, this is also a manuscript from professional media.

"It is always interesting to watch the works of the Coen brothers, the dark humor hidden behind the camera is often a mockery and banter of society, life, and phenomena, and their camera trajectory, use of light and shadow and editing can give the film a unique This time, they succeeded again, delivering a moving and sad work.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

But this time, I think it's a Renly Hall movie.

The film tells a story in Greenwich Village in 1961, about a down-and-out folk singer. He's not Bob Dylan, though, it's Dave Van Rank.

Who is Dave Van Ronck?

correct. When this question arises in the mind, there is no doubt that the understanding is correct, and the meaning conveyed by the Coen brothers has accurately arrived in the minds of the audience. Because Dave Van Rank is a little guy who no one knows, just like the hero of the story, Levine Davies.

It's a story full of possibilities, chronicling LeVine's life in less than a week, running back and forth in Greenwich Village, in the midst of one broken trifle after another. , spent all the physical strength and energy, and finally returned to the original point. &1t;i>&1t;/i>

About ballads, about life, about dreams, about art, about the times, about success, about persistence, about choices... I believe that every audience can find their own answers in the story; but for me, This is a story about a goodbye, a long goodbye.

Farewell to family. Say goodbye to love. Say goodbye to friendship.

Say goodbye to dreams. Also, goodbye to ballads.

The movie tells the story of Le Vern's short week of trying to realize his dream of being a folk singer. He made countless attempts in the rush to the left and right, but ended in failure in the end. The specific plot of the story is still left to the audience to experience in the movie theater; but hidden behind the story, it is more about Le Vern's farewell to himself, and also Le Vern's reconciliation with himself.

He is trying to become an artist, an artist who tells stories with singing, impresses audiences with performances, and refines life with art. With his talent, he can gain a firm foothold in this wave of folk songs and win his own place. . &1t;i>&1t;/i>

For this unrealistic dream, he said goodbye to his family, he gave up love, and he was struggling in the ice and snow. This is not an easy task. The only companion is the former partner; however, in the endless endless In the darkness, his partner was not able to persevere after all, and decisively cut off all connections by saying goodbye to the world, leaving him wandering alone.

He is persevering, he is working hard, he is fighting hard.

But the winter in Greenwich will never end. Like a beast trapped in a cage, it smashed its head left and right, but it still couldn't find an exit. Alone; even, he tried to give up and return to ordinary daily life, but real life still set thresholds one after another, leaving him bruised and bruised and at a loss.

Under the lens of the Coen brothers, Renly Hall's performance is like a melodious ballad or a moving poem, with gentle and tough, delicate and profound eyes, through the shackles of the big screen, projected on everyone Around the audience, it seems that a folk singer living in Greenwich Village in the 1960s can be seen, wearing thin autumn clothes, walking through the streets and alleys of the cold winter. &1t;i>&1t;/i>

The song "Wait Goodbye" appears at the beginning, middle and end of the movie.

In the beginning, it was the joint interpretation of Le Verne and his partner; in the middle, it was the opening of Le Verne's inner wound; in the end, it was Le Verne singing alone.

Maybe, he will choose to leave Greenwich Village, go to sea, become a qualified crew member, and never come back; A legend here.

Maybe, in the end, he will finally let himself go and choose to say goodbye, say goodbye to family, say goodbye to love, and what's more, say goodbye to dreams and freedom, and say goodbye to folk songs.

Then, reconcile with yourself.

It was a long, grand farewell that never seemed to end. But, this is life. Everything, everything is hidden in Hall's unmarked performance, which is so beautiful and intoxicating. &1t;i>&1t;/i>

As long as I close my eyes again, I'll go back to the Gaslight Cafe and watch the downcast singer under that beam of light, he's singing loudly, 'If I can spread my wings like Noah's dove, I'll cross Jiang He, in pursuit of true love. Wave goodbye, my love, may you cherish. ’

At the end of the day, this is a story about life choices.

Once again, Renly Hall succeeded in breaking through, delivering the most brilliant performance of his career, with his gestures and gestures, bringing the script to the off-camera story one by one, even past Cohen. The strong control of the brothers has become the most well-deserved highlight of the entire film.

After watching the movie, sitting quietly in the dark, those stamina and aftertaste began to surge. All thinking about this movie, about this character, and about this life has just begun. Undoubtedly, this is the best work since the beginning of 2013, and it is also the best performance so far.

At the end of the movie, Levine stumbled down at the mouth of a dim alley, his clear eyes slowly telling his story. He said goodbye. "

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