pays special attention to the Oscars of "political correctness", and it is self-evident that he prefers films such as "Green Book". Needless to say, the advantages of the subject matter are self-evident. Just say that the jewels of "Drive for Miss Daisy" and "Unreachable" are first. It is enough to show that the themes that are cute are half the battle.
is also the most closely watched Oscar candidate for the same period. Both "Black Party" and "Green Book" have gone the comedy route. Compared with the former storytelling with anger, the latter is much more gentle and delicate. With the characters of two different worlds, the silent interracial warmth of moisturizing things moves the audience.
In the end, "Green Book" won without any suspense.
"Green Book" is the kind of movie that does not show the mountains or dew, but can make you look at it. Born out of routine road movies, but the solid script, delicate narration, brisk rhythm, and superb acting skills are presented to the audience in an impeccable manner.
This film is both humorous and touching. It successfully creates a full and three-dimensional character, tells a seemingly unremarkable story wonderful and full, and it controls the rhythm and fills in the details. It can be called Hollywood. A precise and mature benchmark for the film industry. Although
did not put "adapted from real people" in bold, everyone knows who it is in this film. Whether art-processing joking or well-founded interpretation, the confusing nature of being difficult to distinguish between true and false, coupled with the continuous historical background of the civil rights movement, makes most North American audiences with kind hearts choose to be more trustworthy. This also hits the heart of the film.
"Green Book" has created a pair of people with completely different personalities and backgrounds in a special historical dimension. Together they experienced an incredible journey, from the initial mutual exclusion to mutual understanding and influence, and finally, they gained the respect of each other and created an incredible story of interracial friendship.
As a superior employer, the African-American black pianist Shelly is knowledgeable, gentle, well-dressed, has a strong sense of self-discipline, a serious style, and a sophisticated and elegant life, giving people the impression of rigid, arrogant, harsh, and indifferent The alienation of the fireworks on earth.
It seems that he is a respectable figure and a maverick. However, in his heart, maintaining the dignity of an artist and maintaining the dignity of a black man is actually an insoluble contradiction.
's incomprehensible and unforgettable feeling of loneliness is not so much that it was inadvertently resolved by the old man Tony, as it is his own reconciliation in his heart.
As a slick employee, Tony, a low-level Italian white poor, is five big three rough, simple and straightforward, informal, years of street experience, little education, created his typical social pragmatism personality, formed a rude, loyal, and unrestrained personality.
It seems that Tony is not a good person, he is a cruel character full of scorn, but from the film we can see that he is a good husband, a good father, and a good brother who loves family and loves his wife. Human-like ordinary people.
With his sincerity and actions, he gradually understood and accepted Shelly, and obtained inner salvation.
The biggest breakthrough of this film lies in understanding, acknowledging and accepting the injustice and ignorance of discrimination from the perspective of ordinary people. The pursuit of
racial struggle is equal rights, but the "Green Book" did not choose to angrily chant the slogan "against discrimination", but used absurd but true stories to target the stereotypes in the minds of ordinary people. In the
film, Dr. Shelly’s various experiences seem to be racial discrimination, but in the 1960s, people regarded him as the “first reaction” deeply rooted in habits, traditions and even bones. Opposing discrimination is not so much a slogan, as it is to eradicate shackles in the mind.
Today, apartheid has disappeared from history, and the civil rights movement is not as fierce as it was in the past, but in the minds of many people, the remains of discrimination against race, gender, and region still exist. Just as ordinary Americans would tell jokes with cryptic "racial stalks", Chinese netizens would also wear "tinted glasses" to seduce regional blacks. The stereotype of
tears society apart and affects people's body and mind. In this film, friendship is used to replace racial reconciliation, but in reality, the racial impression in the minds of ordinary Americans is still unshakable, and the roots of racial discrimination in American society are still deeply rooted.
