The movie "Missing You", directed by Liu Yulin and produced by the original author Zhang Haochen, starring Liu Haocun, Song Weilong, Bu Guanjin and Guo Cheng, was released on the Chinese Valentine's Day. As a screen adaptation of the short story of the same name, telling the story of youthful love, "Missing You", under the supervision of the original author, can it fully meet the tastes of "book fans"?
html On the Chinese Valentine's Day on August 22, director Liu Yulin, producer and original author Zhang Haochen took the movie "Miss You" as a guest on the movie channel's "Today's Film Review" program to provide a romantic analysis of the behind-the-scenes production of this love movie for the audience.
The two leading actors accurately restored the
Easter eggs with meticulous thoughts.
was a guest on "Today's Film Review". The two main creators shared their most satisfying points about the movie version of "Missing You". Director Liu Yulin chose the keywords "character" and "era", while the original author and producer Zhang Haochen chose "beginning" and "ending". Interpreting the characters in the film, Liu Yulin bluntly said that he was "very lucky" to have Song Weilong and Liu Haocun play the two protagonists. In her opinion, Song Weilong is like a sun, which matches the power of the male protagonist's "four fires". Liu Haocun's mastery of emotional scenes also brings great surprises, especially his control of crying scenes. He is a very talented and hard-working "natural born" actor".
In Zhang Haochen's opinion, Liu Haocun and Xu Niannian are very similar, and all the performances are accurate. Song Weilong, who once claimed that "I am too introverted," was also pointed out by him that he had misunderstood him. He also wrote a letter for Song Weilong before the filming started. The letter encouraged him to try his best to release himself into the role. Regarding the presentation of the young man's heartbeat in the film, Zhang Haochen continued his interpretation of "Today's Film Critic", saying that the clip where Niannian saw Sihuo for the first time and had a crush on her was placed in the final easter egg, and the girl was full of little thoughts. Liu Yulin also pointed out that a boy in love can be so careful that he writes down all the casual words of a girl. Adult viewers will also find their own moments of ignorance when watching the show.
The ending changes turn sorrow into sugar
Reject fast food and restore time
Although it was personally supervised by the original author, "Missing You" did not retain the ending of the original work. In this regard, Zhang Haochen admitted frankly to "Today's Film Critic" that this story was written eight or nine years ago. At that time, he had just graduated from college and felt that regrets were the key to life. After experiencing a lot, he hoped that the core basis of the film could be changed from tragedy to tragedy. Become "a piece of candy", so that people who love can really be together, so that people who run in both directions can bravely meet each other in the end. However, he is not worried about fans of the book having objections, because many classic lines from the book have been restored in the film adaptation, such as Sihuo's confession to Nian Nian, Nian Nian's declaration of war without getting stuck on the podium, etc., which will satisfy them.
Is the "retro" setting of the film a reflection of the two main creators' nostalgia for their youth? Faced with the question raised by "Today's Film Critic", Zhang Haochen bluntly said that love and love nowadays are very "quick" and "straightforward", but at that time, love meant hiding a letter of confession in a greeting card instead of sending it on WeChat. The message is so simple, the main creators grew up in that era, and they are more recognized by the pure time of "cars and horses are slow". Liu Yulin also said that the film fulfilled her wish and took her back to the time she missed most in her sophomore and senior years of high school.
It is reported that the daily film and culture review column "Today's Film Review" is broadcast on CCTV-6 movie channel at 19:45 every night, during prime time from Monday to Sunday, lighting up every night of light and shadow.
