Today is a day off. I watched the DVD of "Halibert and the Sorcerer's Stone" again at home. In fact, it was just for the analysis of this series of films and the actors' stories that I saw on CCTV 6 sets a few weeks ago. With a standard British accent, it's not that I am fond of foreigners. I just like to study these things. Even if I learn languages and become crazy, I am deeply obsessed with these things. After watching
, I still enjoy it, but I really feel that watching movies, especially good-looking movies, is very sad, and one piece a day is enough. The good thing is that, first of all, I would like to praise, the magic tricks are great, and the screen effect is very good. The film is said to be personally checked by JK Rowling. No wonder it is consistent with the book’s impression. It’s quite remarkable. Although the book was read a long time ago, it’s impossible for the film to be so short, but it’s like painting. It’s okay to look like a god. I’ll give 100 points in this regard. When it comes to conforming to the original, the British seem to be particularly good at adapting novels into movies.
Looking back at the beginning, I did not agree with the "Halibert" series, but I did not close my ears to satirize those fans. I sometimes worry if I have lost my childlike innocence. Look, I find it is still there, then I feel more relieved.
Secondly, I also like the little actors in it. Watching them enter into the drama so well, I really admire this magical story one by one. I really admire the actor, Harry, who is actually my favorite. They are Ron and Hermione with obvious shortcomings, maybe because they are more like normal children, and they don’t have the aura of family background. They rely on their own efforts to gain recognition. Unlike Harry, who was born a celebrity and got special attention. Yang 6’s comment said that Ron’s family is a working-class member of the magician, which is really appropriate. I have also noticed the ridicule of the hierarchical system mentioned in the review of the Yangtze Sixth Committee. I think the movie has a deep educational implication for the audience at this point. God’s darling is not necessarily those with excellent academic performance and high IQ. This is an immutable truth, so you can't be proud in any way and attribute your achievements to yourself.
This movie is actually in the plot. In addition to novel themes and rich imagination, there is another advantage, that is, love is permeated from beginning to end, whether it is the welcome of little Harry’s re-entry into the magical world, Luo Eun’s family, the kindness of Hagrid, Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall, and the friendship between the students of Griffinton College, are all warm, even the image of Harry’s dead parents. It has to flash occasionally, and it is so touching. Although these things are very ordinary and not a bridge, they are the most beautiful things in the world.
I think, in fact, a good film is as simple as that. It doesn't need to be as unexpected as Ang Lee, to win everyone's favor. Are we too immersed in acknowledging the sorrow and troubles in the world, forgetting the first beautiful things? Rowling’s Ha series, of course, the more developed the more it can make people smell a strong commercial atmosphere, but her beginning is indeed very beautiful, it promises many things to go, and that means hope, which is fabulous.
It’s really an amazing thing to come out of such an organic magical world with a huge system. I think, as far as the book is concerned, looking at it in depth, the Ha series has almost caught up with the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. No matter how good the reader’s translation is, Chinese audiences will be able to appreciate its true charm. Of course, there is an obstacle to the sense of the times to appreciate the Lord of the Rings, but what does it matter? Of course, the pursuit of beauty has to pay a little price, just be patient.
