Movie Recommendation NO.1
Reasons for recommendation
Three Days in Danger is a 2010 drama action film co-starring Russell Crowe, Elizabeth Banks, Olivia Wilder, Liam Neeson, and Mauran Attius. It mainly tells the story of a happy family of three who are suddenly killed, the wife is arrested on trumped-up murder charges, and she insists on her husband that she is innocent. In order to rescue his wife, the husband did his best to deal with this mysterious event to the end.
When a good man suddenly faces the change of family breakdown and wife separation, what crazy things will he do? This is a hypothesis given by the film "Three Days of Danger", and the questions are only answered in the opening ten minutes, and the next more than one hour is answered. Under the infinite sympathy of the audience, director Paul Haggis gave a "reasonable" but not "legitimate" answer. In order to save his wronged wife, every method has been tried. From legal appeal channels, to illegal forged documents, preparing to escape from prison, and finally saving his wife, the family is desperate.
Movie Recommendation NO.2 (Cover, Title)
Elegy, also known as Abstinence, is a 2008 romance film starring Penelope Cruz and Ben Kingsley. Adapted from Philip Ross's novel The Dying Flesh, it tells the story of a love story between David Kopesh, who has entered the age of rarity, and consula Castillo, a schoolgirl.
This is a yearless love affair that is more than 30 years apart. The male and female protagonists, two bodies, one will grow old, one will die; nevertheless, the two have crossed the huge age difference and fallen into the ocean of love. I have to admit that the director is a master of flirting, obviously there is no kissing and hugging, but everywhere there is anger and desire. When the male protagonist asks the female protagonist to go home, the director is no longer stingy, zooms in on the camera, and magnifies the details of the two people's lust one by one: from the hand that is accidentally touched, the lips that are repeatedly touched, to the corridor, the entanglement of the two people can't help but be entangled, and the last touch of the spirit flesh. Penelope Cruz partnered Ben Kingsley, the acting skills of the two need not be said, but cruz's tears at the moment of nude shooting, inexplicably there is a kind of sadness that has passed through time.
Movie Recommendation NO.3
"Train" is a suspense film starring Lee Sun-kyun, Kim Min-hee and Cho Sung-ha, released in 2012. It tells the story of the policeman played by Cho Sung-ho who is commissioned by the cousin played by Lee Sun-kyun to find his fiancée Kim Min-hee, who suddenly disappeared without a trace, and discovers the shocking truth in the process.
This is a Korean film based on a Japanese crime novel, and if it were made in Japan, it might be deeper and explore deeper humanity, while South Korea has made a commercial film but it is more watchable. The film sells on the hidden secrets behind his vanished fiancée, Kim Min-hee, revealing the dark side hidden beneath the surface. Female director Bian Yongfei concocted a profound meaning beyond the original work, and captured the audience's heart with a strong tragic background. The film also allows comedian Kim Min-hee to subvert the image and interpret the bloody heroine with a precise and expressive performance.
Movie Recommendation NO.4
One Night Belly is a comedy film co-starring Seth Rogan, Catherine Heigl, and Paul Luther, released in 2007. It tells the story of a family comedy in which promising entertainment journalist Alison and her "one-night stand" boyfriend are emotionally entangled.
Knocked Up, the film in the domestic translation is called "a night belly", Knocked Up itself means to make someone pregnant, the whole story is very relevant, roughly telling an American young man and a girl a night of passion, because there is no condom when doing things, the girl is pregnant with a child, two unprepared young people have to face the fact that they have to have unmarried first childbearing, or even have love crystallization and then cultivate love, and then go through the ninety-nine eighty-one difficulties on the road to pregnancy. The love and love crystallization of the two people will eventually come to fruition.
Movie Recommendation NO.5
The Zero Point Theorem is a science fiction film starring Christopher Waltz, Melanie Thierry, Matt Damon, Lucas Hutches, and Ben Whishaw, released in 2013. It tells the story of a dehumanized society under strict rule, when the intelligent computer genius Cohen Rice begins to implement a mysterious plan in order to test the "zero point theorem", a concept of nothingness.
This is the smallest of director's works in recent years, but with a streamlined and substantial script, it has faded all possible gimmicks and sideburns, calmly shaping a complete world. Unfortunately, for the audience who are accustomed to watching the old master's showmanship, they can't see the technical weight and the wisdom precipitation in thought that he exudes through a skit drama, but instead scolds the plot is blunt and the lines are empty, which is not regrettable. But to be honest, Xi has watched it twice less, and still hasn't fully understood it, and in this movie, it seems that the director wants to express a lot of things. Terry Gilliam is a genius among ghosts, and we laugh at him for being too weird, and he laughs at us for not being able to see through it.
Movie Recommendation NO.6
Playing Meditation is a suspenseful horror film starring Freya Tinley, Simon Abukaryan, James Faulkner and others. It tells the story of the musically gifted violinist Rose who inherited his mansion after the death of her composer father Richard, who discovered some mysterious symbols in her father's posthumous works, and with the help of her assistant Charles, Rose gradually deciphered these mysterious symbols, while also involving the amazing secrets hidden behind her and her father.
The film has a beginning and an end, the melody of the film and the melody of the music are integrated, it is a well-crafted film; objectively speaking, the shooting cost is higher than "The Conjuring", and the detail control is higher than that of "The Nun". The film actually conveys a lot of content, but many viewers think that it is not clearly explained, and finally it is a mess. Perhaps it is the reason why Xi Shao has not seen many horror films, I personally feel that the story narrative is quite smooth, which makes people have a feeling of horror and suspense.