When busy lives make us feel tired, when the gap between people is getting deeper and deeper, we need a movie that can bring us warmth and hope. "Green Book" is such a work, it is a film with a journey as the main line and ** human nature. Through a friendship that transcends race and class, it shows us the prejudice and discrimination that are prevalent in human society, while also revealing the power of understanding and inclusion.
The film adopts the model of two male leads, and the two characters of Tony and Don are extremely charismatic. Tony is a small citizen who lives at the bottom of society, he has his own Xi and prejudices, but in getting along with Don, he gradually learns to understand and tolerate. Don is an excellent classical pianist, he has a noble identity and outstanding talent, but he also has his own confusion and struggles. The interaction and communication between the two during the journey allows us to see the brilliance and complexity of human nature.
The plot of the film is cleverly designed, and every detail is handled just right. The audience can learn a lot of profound insights about human emotions and social issues. For example, during the course of the southern tour, the two encountered a lot of racism and prejudice, and these scenes were deeply shocking. But the film does not exaggerate these negative emotions too much, but uses humor and warmth to resolve the contradictions, making people feel hope and strength.
In addition, the set design and soundtrack of "Green Book" are also excellent. The images in the film are stunning, and every shot is like a beautiful picture. **There are both classical piano music and cheerful pop songs, which add a lot to the film. These elements allow the audience to feel the charm of art while enjoying the movie.
Overall, "Green Book" is a film of humanity that shows us the power of understanding and inclusion through a friendship that transcends races and classes. In this seemingly cold world, we need more understanding and love. The Green Book tells us that the world will be a better place if we open our hearts and minds to understand and tolerate each other.