"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" is definitely a fascinating, fascinating, and fascinating story. Like "Forrest Gump", it is an epic movie. This is also one of my favorite director David Fincher's works. He also relied on "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" to consolidate his status as one of today's best directors, because his films are full of magic, fascinating, exciting, groundbreaking, and ultimately beyond time. The movie
is visually and emotionally rich. It reminds the life of a very strange person. His story unfolds through the diary read by the daughter of his lover Daisy. Throughout his life, he experienced the same things as us, growing, and eventually getting old. The
story began in 2005, a few moments when Hurricane Katrina approached the city in New Orleans. In the hospital, an old woman is dying and her daughter (Julia Ormond) is asked to read an old diary she kept. This diary tells the story of Benjamin Button (Brad Pitt).
was born as an old man in 1918 to the last few days of his infancy. But in the middle are all his precious and difficult moments. He was abandoned by his father (Jason Fleming), sent to a lunatic asylum, and adopted by Queenie's mother (Taraji P. Hanson). Queenie's mother is a pious woman. She believes that Benjamin is a miracle created by God and accepted him like her own son.
Benjamin is a thoughtful observer who discovers life from different angles. But it was not his life that made him special. His love makes him special. He spent a lifetime trying to understand how his love for Daisy works, but he only has a few years to truly love her. As their lives tell us, years of setbacks and difficulties are worthwhile, even for a few minutes of happiness.
My most curious part of the movie-is its incredible attention to detail. The art of this movie is different from any movie I have seen before. It takes you directly to the time period displayed on the screen. There has never been a film like this movie, so detailed and so extravagant. From war scenes at sea, to urban winters, urban events, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, etc., they will leave you speechless.
Brad Pitt's protagonist Benjamin Button is as cute as ever. Although I think he played very well, he didn't need to do too much. Appropriately Benjamin was a fairly quiet character (I bet he told more in the movie than he actually said). In terms of acting, the film belongs to women, especially Cate Blanchett and Taraji P. Hansen.
Although Blanchett seems to be overrated to some people, it is undeniable that she has an unparalleled talent for playing a complex and profound role like Daisy, and her performance is relaxed and easy. The charm is extraordinary. Taraji P. Hansen will warm your heart like Benjamin's mother, she is humorous, warm and full of love. The main complexity behind
, especially for directors like David Fincher, is to keep the film based on reality while maintaining an undeniable inner magic. As a director, you don't want to lose too much of these two qualities, but to maintain a healthy balance between the two. I think Vinci did it perfectly. The help he got was mainly a magical soundtrack, and absolutely stunning film photography techniques.
Although this movie is full of surprise and awe, coupled with the realism that Vinci brings, the real charm of this movie is not only Benjamin’s aging problem, but also the romance between Benjamin and Daisy. It's beautiful. Two people who love each other regardless of age, time and place. This is one of the most compelling love stories this year.
"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" is also the best technically done movie in 2008, because what really stands out is the visual effects and makeup, both of which deserve Oscars. Pete plays this role in almost every age group, but it is almost impossible to know when CGI was used on him. Obviously, you know it is there, but you don't know it is being used.
When the transition is smooth enough to make the visual effect disappear, but rough enough to be used for makeup, this is absolutely perfect. in caseHave you ever wanted to see Brad Pitt be 20 years old again, so don’t think about it anymore, because the effects that make our actors young again (the same goes for Blanchett) and the effects that make them grow old Just as amazing.
"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" is the best story I know about a person who is born old and grows younger. Of all the stories I have encountered, this is by far the most bizarre, The most interesting one. I highly recommend the movie "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button". Its scope, storyline, background and actors are incredible.
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