The fifth "Argentina, 1985"
Douban: 7.1
Starring: Ricardo Darling / Gina Mastronicola / Francisco Bertin
Video Review: Education is not for discipline, but to give you the courage and means to break the irrationality of society. At one point, I cried, and although there were not enough twists in the trial, it was absolutely steady. The point is that the victim's tearful and never tearful statement is swirling into it at once. The whole film has a Hollywood imprint including the ending, but so what? The story is well told, and there is despair and hope. There is humor, but not hippie smiley. Serious and serious, but not boring to death. The finale is the climax of a step-by-step built up, a boring and sonorous indictment. Then there is a less important ending (which is important). The structure is neat and full of emotions, and it can be said that it has achieved the extreme in the genre.
Part IV "Helping Together 2: International"
Douban: 7.2
Starring: Hyun Bin / Yoo Hae-jin / Lin Yoona
Film review: I haven't watched the first one, but I feel that the overall is not bad, maybe it should be more suitable to watch in the cinema, the plot is compact and funny, Korean popcorn movies, Yoona's generation of girl groups are so beautiful, the final fight is also good, although the plot is old-fashioned and predicts the ending, but the atmosphere is easy to watch very devoted, the three countries help together, North and South Korea and the United States are three somewhat related and slightly embarrassing countries, South Korea's Ant-Man hobbit police are so funny, self-blackening is good, South Korea has laughs every time I shoot North Korea, Hyun Bin's Estée Lauder lipstick really carries on the upper and lower, I don't know if I envy Son Yezhen or envy Hyun Bin. All in all, it can be said that it is a fully qualified popcorn action movie, you can do without brains, just watch the handsome guy's fist to meat action, and Yoona's vase, it is enough.
The third "Ten Thousand Miles Home"
Douban: 7.4
Starring: Zhang Yi / Wang Junkai / Yin Tao
Film review: Atypical main theme movie, watch it late but still have to say that it looks good, Zhang Yi is very good, three words do not pull (even the lines are much better than before), in addition to Yin Tao Wanqian to see Haoyu is also very surprised, playing Ran Ran is very suitable. The soundtrack and set are more brilliant, the plot and transitions are emmm slightly pulled, the Arabic story of a thousand and one nights is quite good as a clue, the diplomatic newcomer growth line is easy to guess but the finished stroke is relatively subtle, like. There are also group portraits that are also well done, several small characters in the team are very vivid, and the characteristics of the "love" leader are really canonical, and in general it is one of the few main theme movies that I will watch.
The second "Special Hero Huang Jiguang"
Douban: 7.9
Starring: Liu Jiayi / Hong Yang / Li Xiaochuan
Film review: Although the film is not very exciting, many places, especially the part that evades shelling, is more unreal, but after all, it is a heroic story, so it can be tolerated. It is precisely because this is a depiction of a well-known combat hero, so although the character's deeds are shocking, it is actually very difficult to film. Huang Jiguang's ending is clear to everyone, although this story is very difficult to tell, but the director's way of supplementing his growth process with interludes is far smarter than telling it sequentially, which makes the scenes before going to the battlefield less redundant. Not an excellent work, but definitely a great warrior, worthy of the kneeling and kowtowing heroes of those of us who live a happy life.
The first "No War on the Western Front"
Douban: 8.6
Starring: Felix Camiller / Albrecht Schuch / Aaron Hilmer
Film review: Almost perfect World War I war film, expressing the heaviness and pain of war to the fullest. I haven't seen the previous version, I can't compare, but as far as the movie itself is concerned, it deeply reflects the meaning of human nature to war, and war to the destruction of human nature. And I would like Kate more than the main character. Facing the threat of death all day, he will still give guidance to others and maintain ideals and desires. Most importantly, even when you're in prison, you still have hope and support others. I think these are the hardest things to do in those difficult times. It's just that the ending between him and the male protagonist will make me regret, and at the same time deepen the heaviness of this film.
Of the five movies worth watching recently, which ones have you seen?