As the entertainment industry becomes more commercialized, the barrier to becoming an actor seems to be gradually lowering.
Now we see capital-driven participation, stars incubated by talent shows, and new faces rising with the help of online platforms.
Some celebrities lack basic acting skills and still appear frequently in the public eye, which is an ordeal for the audience.
These stars, who call themselves actors, often don't have any commendable work.
People are beginning to miss the old era of star competition, when the actors were all the best in the industry.
In those days, it was enough for actors to impress with a single shot, or even an expression.
The cigarette in the fat cat Zheng Zeshi: the interweaving of classics and acting
Many people may not know the name Zheng Zeshi, but when it comes to the character of "Fat Cat", most viewers will know something about it, because his excellent performance in "The Story of the Fat Cat" left a deep impression on the audience.
In the play, the fat cat played by Zheng Zeshi is an unpretentious and kind-hearted character. His performance was sincere and touching, and he succeeded in creating a character that made the audience deeply sympathetic.
Every setback and misfortune of the fat cat touched the heartstrings of the audience, and many people shed tears for the fate of the fat cat when they watched the show.
"The True Story of the Fat Cat" not only shows Zheng Zeshi's acting skills, but also makes the role of the fat cat an unforgettable image in the hearts of many people.
Through this drama, the image of the fat cat is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and has become an important symbol in Zheng Zeshi's acting career.
When he appeared in "Golden Hotel", his transformation was simply amazing.
Dressed in a well-tailored suit, he stepped out of the taxi and immediately displayed a series of fluid movements that showed off his unparalleled charm.
The ordinary cigarette in his hand seemed to have been given a new lease of life under his smoking.
This scene made countless viewers crazy, and some even imitated him and took a taxi to experience that handsome feeling.
In the smoke curling, he confidently said that this way of smoking makes the taste better.
If it is played by other actors, it may seem too artificial or unnatural, but under his interpretation, all evaluations can be summed up by the word "handsome".
This image has been regarded as a classic that is difficult to surpass for many years, and it was not until Wang Baoqiang's new interpretation appeared that it brought a new visual classic to the audience.
The Art of Dancing the Soul: Zaliang's Dance of Freedom in The Fuse
"Fuse" is a film full of tension and action scenes that pushes the audience's emotions to a climax and then makes people swing through constant conflict and resolution.
In this film made up of action and inner drama, Lu Liangwei plays the role of Za Liang as a complex character, who is both a gang boss and a man full of contradictions at heart.
Through a series of intense body movements and precise performances in the film, Za Liang shows his persistent pursuit of justice and deep reflection on his personal destiny.
Zaliang's role is based on extreme situations, and he has to deal with not only external dangers, but also inner struggles and confusion when carrying out his mission.
A key scene in the film, in which Zaliang chooses to dance alone after a tense confrontation, is not only the visual focus of the film, but also the climax of emotional expression.
This dance not only showcases Lu Liangwei's excellent dancing skills, but more importantly, it symbolizes the inner release and self-exploration of the character of Zaliang.
In "The Fuse", the dance scene of Za Liang can be described as a visual and emotional feast.
The camera closely follows every movement of Zaliang, capturing the tension and relaxation of each of his muscles.
Every spin and jump of Za Liang in the dance releases the tension and depression in his heart. It's not just a physical dance, it's a soul purification.
Through his smooth and powerful dance steps, Lu Liangwei perfectly expresses the psychological changes of the character of Za Liang under extreme pressure.
Every movement in the dance is imbued with symbolism, like a silent drama that shows a police officer struggling between law enforcement and personal feelings.
The slow motion and tight editing in the footage make this dance even more engaging, and the audience can clearly feel the loneliness, struggle, and ultimate relief of that moment.
This kind of technical treatment not only enhances the dramatic tension of the scene, but also makes the inner drama of Za Liang more profound and touching.
The setting of this dance also cleverly exploits the loneliness of the environment, enhancing the emotional depth of the scene.
Zara dances solo in an empty prison, surrounded by cold walls and dim light, which not only enhances the visual impact of the dance, but also symbolizes his isolation in his career.
This strong contrast makes Zaliang's dance a strong emotional release, allowing the audience to feel the complexity and depth of his inner world.
Through this dancing shot, the audience not only sees the other side of a gangster's career, but also feels the desire of a person to find self-expression under extreme pressure.
This deep emotional expression makes this scene an iconic moment in the movie, and also establishes a deeper emotional connection between the character of Za Liang and the audience.
As the film progresses, this dance of freedom not only becomes a turning point for the character of Zaliang, but also foreshadows the deeper choices and sacrifices he will have to make in the future.
Yuan Quan glanced back and thought a lot: the image of women behind the camera
In the movie "Greater Shanghai", Yuan Quan played Ye Zhiqiu, a complex woman who has encountered many twists and turns, which makes the audience miss this role. The wonderful cooperation with top actors such as Chow Yun-fat and Sammo Hung has brought the plot of the movie to a new climax.
In a key scene in the film, the characters of Yuen Quan and Chow Yun-fat meet by chance in the sea of people, and the moment they look back at each other is full of deep emotions and silent dialogue.
This look back is not only affectionate but also full of power, so much so that even Chow Yun-fat, who has won the actor for many years, feels the pressure of the role and is instantly overwhelmed by this emotion.
The two who once loved each other met again under the arrangement of fate, only to find that everything had changed.
Face to face Yuan Quan's character whispered his heartfelt request: "I don't want my husband to know about our past. ”
Chow Yun-fat responded: "I don't know Mrs. Cheng, what is the past. The wonderful dialogue of this scene has moved countless audiences.
The emotional depth of this scene attracted many audiences to watch, and many people came to see it for this time.
Yuan Quan's character only turned his head, but the turn at that moment seemed to condense all her strength and all her unspoken emotions.
Her eyes are full of love and forbearance, as if a glance is ten thousand years.
Memories and emotions of the audience: why these shots cannot be surpassed
In movies and TV series, certain shots can leave an indelible impression on the minds of viewers because they touch people's innermost emotions or memories.
Just like Yuan Quan's retrospective shot in "Greater Shanghai", the reason why it is so strongly moving.
Not only because of the naturalness and authenticity of its performance, but also because it captures the emotional turn of the character at just the right moment, allowing the audience to be in sync with the character's emotions and feel her release and satisfaction. This strong emotional resonance is the key to making a lasting impression on a shot.
The emotional connection between the viewer and the classic shot is largely achieved through empathy and empathy.
When viewers see a character on screen exhibit an emotional response similar to their own at a critical moment, they see not only the character, but also a part of themselves.
This connection is also made possible by the deep insight into universal humanity in film and television productions.
When a shot touches on universal human emotions – such as love, fear, success or loneliness – it can resonate with a wide audience.
The viewer is not only watching a story unfold, but also experiencing an emotional journey that makes some shots become unsurpassed classics.
Classic lenses occupy a very important position in modern film and television culture, they not only shape the artistic value of film and television works, but also reflect the development of culture and the universality of human emotions.
These shots became the object of discussion and research, influencing the choices of later filmmakers and directors in terms of narrative and visual expression.
These lenses are not only a display of art, they also carry cultural memories and the emotions of the times, and become a common cultural heritage of people.
In today's increasingly globalized and diverse world, these iconic lenses promote understanding and respect between different cultures through cross-cultural communication.
They allow audiences from different countries and regions to find emotional resonance in the common language of the film, and promote the integration and development of global cultures.
The enduring appeal and far-reaching influence of classic lenses reminds us that film and television works are not only the product of entertainment, but also an important medium for cultural inheritance and emotional exchange.
By reviewing and analyzing these lenses, we can not only better understand the past, but also gain insight into the future direction of film and television production, and continue to explore how to tell more depth and breadth of human stories through the lens.
This exploration not only enriches our cultural life, but also deepens our understanding and empathy for human nature.
Just as these classic shots occupy an important place in the history of film and television, their place in the hearts of the audience is also irreplaceable.
Every shot is the solidification of time, the transmission of emotions, and the bridge between art and people's hearts.
In the future, these iconic shots will continue to inspire a new generation of filmmakers to find those touching moments in new stories and technologies.
As the audience, we also look forward to finding those shots that make our hearts move and our thoughts again in these new works, and continue this emotional journey across time and space.