The film "The Fantasy Drifting of The Young Pi" is based on Jan Martel's popular novel of the same name. Directed by Ang Lee and written by Ang Lee, a Writer david Magee based on a 2001 novel of the same name by Canadian writer Jan Martel, which tells the story of Pi boy and a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker who have been adrift at sea for 227 days, and director Ang Lee once said: "You will be slowly assimilated by the movie you are making", because perhaps Ang Lee may have felt more like he was adrift at sea all these years.
Released on November 21, 2012, Indian actress Sura Shama plays the main character "Pi".
After watching "Young Pi" and communicating with some friends, I found that the most asked question was: What is so good about this movie? If this question does not need to be answered at all from the perspective of personal experience, there is no standard answer for the so-called "different flowers into each eye".
I never expected to see an Asian version of Robinson Crusoe or a remake of The Rest of a Desert Island, because it didn't fit my imagination of Ang Lee at all, and there must be something in it. When I watched "Pi", I just wanted to simply enjoy a movie, and the reason was because of Ang Lee, or to see how Ang Lee constructed such a seemingly simple story.
The film received a good reputation and a global box office of $609 million, and the film won cinematographer Claudio Miranda several Film Critics Association Awards for Best Cinematography, and won four awards for Best Director, Cinematography, Soundtrack and Visual Effects at the 85th Academy Awards, giving Ang Lee the second Academy Award for Best Director after "Brokeback Mountain".
The fish and star-studded, land animals, and skies in "The Fantasy Drifting of The Young Pi" seem to come from a supernatural world, but Ang Lee believes that the most important thing is to balance between spectacular scenes and "subtle moments", and I think Ang Lee is dreaming of a beautiful inner environment, making a literary film.