Little Plum, whose original name was Leonardo DiCaprio, starred in the movie "Titanic" in 1997, which made him popular all over the world in one fell swoop, and everyone was fascinated by this teenager with deep blue eyes, but who could have imagined that 18 years later, he would actually "self-destruct his image"!
The Revenant is based on Michael Penk's novel of the same name and features feature films directed by Alessandro Gonzalez Iñárritu, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy, Will Poulter, Domnell Gleason, and Paul Anderson. The story tells the story of a 19th-century fur hunter Hugh Glass, who is injured by a bear and snatched away by other hunters and abandoned in the wilderness, and the hunters begin to take revenge after surviving a painful miracle.
In "The Wilderness Hunter", The little plum completely changed his appearance, completely without the shadow of a beautiful teenager, bloated, rough, dressed like a greasy middle-aged uncle, desperately destroying himself, being pounced on and bitten by a big bear in the snow, nibbling on fish by the glacier, cutting open the horse's belly and drilling into the bloody flesh to keep out the cold, and even watching the whole movie, the lines did not exceed twenty sentences, and the rhythm of the film was mastered by the actor's expression and action.
In addition to the actors who "torture to death", "The Revenant Hunter" also completely abandons the non-linear narrative technique, adopts the magnificent and vast natural landscape wide-angle lens and the stunning one-shot to the end technique, so that the scenery has also become an important expression and even narrative means of the film, so that people cannot extricate themselves from the shock of "the mystery of nature and the smallness of people".
This ultimate visual experience, combined with Ryuichi Sakamoto's atmospheric and solemn melody, makes the film's ultimate audiovisual experience. Even across the screen, you can still feel as if you are in that ice field and snow, experiencing the solemn beauty of nature and life. The film is a pure and passionate sensual treat.