A few words before the start of today's wave.
Sir, the prize for guessing the title of the film last season, was sent out today — but nearly 10 more winners haven't contacted Sir.
How to drip.
Is it to look down on Sir's prizes - all genuine movie peripherals!
Write quickly.
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Today is the first day of September, as usual, it is time for menstruation stickers.
Sir just gave you an inventory of September's new mainland films two days ago.
It has been complained by many people that "nothing looks good" and "not hard enough".
Good!
Today Sir will send you a global version, and each one has a lot to offer.
Whether you are a literary, ordinary, or a second-year-old, this list of must-see films from the BBC in September has what you want.
Black Mass Black Mass Release Date: September 18 (USA)
Playing a notorious villain as both ruthless and glamorous is Johnny Depp's best play.
In Black Mass, he will play James Barger, the most notorious wanted man in American history.
In order to play this gangster well, Depp needs to disguise himself, bring a fake bald head and a fake nose, and completely change his personality.
He said that even when he finished putting on his own makeup and looking in the mirror, he was creepy.
But at the time of filming, James Barger, who was in prison, refused to meet Depp.
Therefore, Depp can only guess the movements, demeanor and habits of the characters by watching the interrogation video. This also increases the difficulty of acting.
However, judging from the trailer that has been released, Depp's performance is not only crazy, but even cold and sharp.
Reminiscent of Jack Nicholson in Infernal Affairs, the latter's character design is said to have really referenced James Barger.
In addition, your beloved Roll Fu will also appear in this film, playing Depp's older brother, an American congressman.
Director Scott Cooper used "Crazy Hearts" in 2009 to put Jeff Bridges on the Oscar throne.
He hopes to use this film to pull Depp off the list of "box office poisons".
Border Killer Sicario Release Date: September 18 (US)
Set on the dangerous border between the United States and Mexico, Border Killer tells the story of an elite squad of law enforcement officers and mysterious agents fighting drug trafficking organizations.
What's special about the film is that it's a rare crime thriller that cuts from a female perspective.
Emily Blunt, who fought alongside Atango in "Edge of Tomorrow" last summer, once again carries a machine gun in this film to play the FBI female agent.
She was forced to get involved in the drug war and was pushed step by step to track down the culprit behind it.
The film was directed by Dennis Villeneuve, who swept the 2010 North American awards season with Scorched Earth.
He then collaborated with The Hollywood Gold Medal Photographer , the saddest person in Oscar history — and Roger Deakins, who was nominated 12 times for Zero, on the thriller suspense film Prisoner.
Villeneuve (left) and Roger Deakins (right) on the set of Prisoner
Border Killer continues Villeneuve's crime theme, while reuniting with Roger Deakins.
According to Villeneuve:
It's a dark movie, like a poem of darkness, very violent.
Judging from the trailer, "Border Killer" and "Prisoner" are in contrast.
Replace slow-paced psychological dramas with fast-paced, tense action scenes.
Under the lens of Roger Deakins, the Mexican border is both vast and magnificent, but also hidden.
99 Homes 99 Homes Release Date: September 25 (USA)
This is a film about the forced demolition of the United States.
Andrew Garfield plays a construction worker who is evicted from his house by a real estate agent because he can't afford to pay off his loan.
Later, he was hired by a real estate agent and took up an errand to drive away the nail households with the police.
Films about such social phenomena have been made in "Inside Job," which won the 83rd Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
The difference is that "Self-Theft" uses data and facts to expose the culprit behind the US real estate crisis.
"99 Homes", on the other hand, uses a living specimen of a character to empathize with the audience who live in a cheap hotel.
Iranian-American director Ramin Bahani has always been good at showing life at the bottom of society.
Among his works are Pakistani immigrants dragging trailers to sell hot dogs on the streets of Manhattan (The Man on the Trolley).
There are also Latin boys who work at abandoned bus stations to sustain their lives ("The Sky of Latin Boys").
This time, the director cleverly set the story in Orlando, which has the world's largest Disneyland.
The comfortable, fairytale-like housing in the film is just a satire of the harsh reality.
The Guardian hailed the film as "an exciting and resonant masterpiece".
A Walk in the Woods Release Date: 18 September (UK)
The film is based on the bestseller of the same name by travel writer Bill Bryson.
It tells the story of Bryson, who has lived in the UK for 20 years, returns to the United States and hikes the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail with his old buddies to reacquaint himself with his hometown.
It's a comedy to be precise.
The film is full of images of two old bones with gray hair and gray beards, experiencing various tosses during the hike.
For example, being scared to pee by a huge hiking bag:
Crossing a stream will fall into the river:
Staying in a hostel also met - the bed:
And the two old friends, it is also in such bumps and bumps that they have regained their friendship for many years.
The Hollywood Reporter commented that it was: "An elderly version of Survival in the Wild, funny and funny".
The Wandering Deepan Release Date: September 11 (Canada)
The film is the winner of this year's Cannes Film Festival, the Palme d'Or.
It tells the story of a retired soldier from the Sri Lankan rebel army, and two strange girls who make a makeshift family and flee to Paris, France, to earn a living as a cleaner.
Although a film that explores racial issues, director Jacques Odia has always adopted a peaceful, even warm, attitude.
Some of the details in the film are full of human touches.
For example, Pandy went to work as a street vendor to make money, and in order to attract the attention of pedestrians, he put on a fluorescent cat ear.
This situation attracted the sideways glance of passers-by - he did not care.
For example, when Pandy sleeps, she often dreams of Elephants and bright sunshine in Sri Lanka.
The hometown in his dream made his wanderings in foreign countries seem even more desolate.
Director Odia said:
These people are not paid attention to in life, let alone the stories behind them, which is very attractive to me.
Young And Energetic Young Release Date: September 11 (Canada)
I have to say that the poster of the film is very tempting.
Although it is called "Young and Vigorous", it is a story about "aging".
When you are young, distant scenes will appear as close as they can be seen in a telescope, because we see the future; when you are old, the closest scene in front of you will appear distant, because you see the past.
However, the film is not talking about the cruelty of old age, but to express that no matter what age we are in, as long as we bravely face the world, we can get young (which makes Sir think of that sentence: youth is capital, and youth is an ability).
A group of elderly people in a luxury nursing home, behind them are hidden a world that spares no effort to chase youth.
Asking about the ultimate meaning of life with an absurd narrative, this kind of black humor distilled through the years, is the moving point of "Young and Vigorous".
Michael Kane, an 82-year-old veteran actor, said that he was willing to set foot in Cannes again after 55 years for this film:
I love this movie so much that even if I don't give me an award, I'll follow it everywhere.
The film was directed by Paulo Sorrentino, who just won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film last year for "The City of Absolute Beauty."
The Guardian called the film "interesting, but small and not deep enough".
The Independent gave It a full five-star rating, calling it "a tribute to music and film."
Chess Wins Pawn Sacrifice Release Date: September 18 (USA)
In September's Hollywood, there may be two salted fish that will turn over, one is the above-mentioned Johnny Depp, and the other is the former "Spider-Man" Toby Maguire in this film.
It is a biopic about the life of American chess master Bob Fisher.
Bob Fisher is the first and only world chess champion in U.S. history and has been called "Mozart of chess."
Although he has superb chess skills, he is a psychologically immature person, and when the pressure on the outside world is too great, he will suddenly go crazy.
The film focuses on the 1972 battle between him and Boris Spaski (former world champion of chess) for supremacy between the United States and the Soviet Union.
Media propaganda, the political pressure of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, and the strength of the opponent all brought Bob Fisher to the impatience and anxiety of the brink of collapse.
He even asked the audience to stay away from the chess table during the game, for fear of being distracted by the delicate sounds of the audience.
Such a tense biographical figure has always been the dish of the awards season.
The New York Post praised Maguire's superb performance: "Toby Maguire gave a great show."
The film is directed by Edward Zwick, an Oscar-winning director for Shakespeare' Love Story.
In the film, he also relies on excellent scene scheduling and good control, "so that the seemingly calm chess game can be boiling with blood."
The film was well received after it was screened at the Toronto Film Festival. Rotten Tomatoes freshness 89%.
Hopefully, there will be something to be done in the coming awards season.
Life Life Screening Date: September 25 (UK)
I believe many people have seen James Dean's classic black and white photo.
This film is about the story behind this photo.
There are not many stars who have staged James Dean on the big screen.
One of the most famous is the version played by Fu Lanlan in the movie "James Dean" in 2001:
It is also the version that is recognized as the most similar
And Dane De Hahn in "Life" is not dominant in appearance.
But the most interesting point of this film is the use of a photograph as a clue, connecting the relationship between Dean and the photographer played by Robert Pattinson, and the relationship between each other and influence.
The Daily Telegraph praised the film as "a funny and personal photograph capturing people's reactions and stories before and after a one-shot at the shutter".
Moreover, it is said that the young cow Wufangjun also rarely dedicates his acting skills.
Deadly Altitude Everest Release Date: September 25 (USA)
"Desperate Altitude" is adapted from the most damaged real event in the history of Mount Everest mountaineering - a total of 8 people were killed.
There are two points of interest in this type of film.
An unimaginably dangerous climbing process.
The director did not rely on the green screen to create a world of ice and snow, but led the crew to the snowy mountains of Nepal to shoot on the spot.
The large snow scenes we see in the film are basically real.
The avalanche is shown in detail in the film:
Over the cliff:
Wait for the life of the mountaineering process - trust Sir, you will see the palms of your hands sweating.
But there is no shortage of warm details in the cold.
For example, Kayla Knightley, who plays his wife, holds a B-ultrasound picture of her child at home and misses her husband Jack Gyllenhaal.
According to the comments of Douban netizens who have seen it, the acting skills of Gyllenhaal in this film are "compared to each other"... The films he starred in were definitely not bad.
Sir has not seen it, but from this set photo, you can also feel Gyllenhaal's full sincerity.
Finally, Sir said something off-topic.
In recent days, the number of times poisonous tongues have been found to be plagiarized has increased — basically every day, nearly a dozen drug addicts can receive report confirmation.
For plagiarism, Sir generally does not take the initiative to report, really do not have so much effort to search.
But as long as someone reports it, Sir will not be merciful after confirming that it is correct.
The article of poisonous tongue is not unturnable, reproduced in full, and bring the bottom business card on the line.
Please respect each other from other public operators.