This summer file, there was a movie that had a big hit at the box office and caused heated discussions among the people.
This box office dark horse is "I am not a medicine god" .
However, the editor has noticed that since the release of "I am not a medicine god", many fans have said that this film is similar to "Dallas Buyers Club", and many people even call its the Chinese version of "Dallas Buy" Club" .
starring Xu Zheng was also asked by the audience whether the movie copied the sensitive question of "Dallas Buyers Club". He once responded: "The Chinese story is the Chinese story . We select real events and use the goodwill of the prototype characters to make up the characters in the film." The editor of
thinks Xu Zheng makes sense. The two movies are not the same, they only hit the realistic theme of , the "expensive cure" .
"I'm Not the God of Medicine" tells the story of Cheng Yong, the owner of Shenyou shop, from a male health care product vendor who couldn't pay the rent to become the exclusive distributor of the generic drug "Glenin" in India. The film is adapted from the real events of to . The "Medicine God" Cheng Yong in the film does exist in reality, that is, Lu Yong, who is known as "Pharmacy Man".
"Dallas Buyers Club" is also based on Ron Woodruff's real experience. It tells the story of Ron Woodruff's unremitting struggle with the illness and the US Food and Drug Administration after he was diagnosed with HIV.
Today, we are not talking about "I am not the god of medicine", but about this "Dallas Buyers Club". The story takes place in Dallas, USA in 1986. It is about homophobic (homophobic) Texas electrician Ron Woodruff (Matthew McConaughey) who unfortunately contracted AIDS and was told by a doctor that he had only 30 days to live.
He learned that his AZT (azidothymidine) was the only anti-AIDS drug approved by the US Drug Administration at the time, but it was extremely toxic. In order to survive, Ron began to study various anti-AIDS prescriptions and alternative therapies, and even found unapproved drugs smuggled from all over the world.
Later, with the help of Doctor Sachs (Jennifer Garner) and Transvestite Gay Raymond (Jered Leto), Ron founded an underground organization called "Dallas Buyers Club" to help AIDS People provided more "unconventional treatments" , and saved many patients.
His actions did not meet the requirements, and he would naturally be obstructed and pressured by the Drug Administration and drug dealers. But Ron did not give up, and still persisted in fighting the disease, the FDA and drug manufacturers.
Because this is a story adapted from real events, the film has no ups and downs theatrical setting, and there is no grand scene. The protagonist of is more like a narrator, telling everything to . dull does not mean mediocre . The acting skills of Matthew and Jared are very surprising.
Xiaobian impressed the hero's inner life when the doctor told Ron that he had only 30 days to live with AIDS. Ron's emotional change was very layered. From the initial impatience to disbelief, he was dumbfounded with tears in his silent eyes. After a while, he finally reacted and asked the doctor helplessly: "On the 30th?" Ron's heart changed a lot after
fell ill. He said, "I only have a lifetime, but sometimes I want to be someone else. People. Sometimes I feel like I’m fighting for another life that I can’t live. I hope it’s worth a little bit.” In addition to deep depiction of the terminally ill patient’s heart, the film also took time to show that the straight man Ron admired the value. "
"Not admit defeat" cowboy spirit .
His perseverance is impressive.
If you don’t know much about actor Matthew McConaughey, it’s hard to imagine that this terminally ill patient in the film was once the most famous "male vase" in Hollywood . His handsome images in "Wedding Expert", "Ten Days Handbook for Dating and Dragging", and "Golden Rushing Enemy" are impressive to everyone.
In order to play the terminally ill patient in "Dallas Buyers Club", Matthew McConaughey stopped all social activities and stayed at home for six months, losing weight crazy, and finally lost 50 pounds (about 23 kg) . His face on the screen scared many people.
Jared Leto, who plays the role of the transvestite and gay Raymond in the film, started to lose weight just after returning from the band’s tour, and lost nearly 30 pounds .
is gratifying that after the film was released, the actor Matthew McConaughey and supporting actor Reid Lettoger won the 86th Academy Awards for Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, and No. Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series at the 71st Golden Globe Awards. The Golden Globe Awards and Oscar's male lead male match doubles four titles, and the gold content is extremely high. It is definitely everyone's affirmation of the two-person acting and dedication!
In China, the reputation of the film is also very good. I think the biggest significance of the film lies in its thought-provoking practical significance.
Four years after Ron's death, the research of protease inhibitors made a real breakthrough, anti-reversal drugs entered the mature stage, and the mortality rate of AIDS began to decline. It is precisely because of people like Ron that people understand AIDS better and have more prevention and treatment methods.
At the end of the film, Ron reappears as a cowboy, full of humanity. This also symbolizes that the extraordinary little people around us continue the struggle between life and illness with the belief that they will never give up.
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