The 5 Academy Award-winning films that won the Academy Awards are always in the spotlight, and among these award-winning films, there are some themes and expressions that may cause heated discussions among audiences. Recently, I have made 5 Academy Award-winning limited films, and the plots, characters, and performance techniques have impressed me and made me wonder. First of all, I would like to talk about "Wild Roses of Paris", the emotions and life choices shown by the male protagonist in the development of the plot that impressed me. I was also impressed by the film's wonderful color scheme, **, and beautiful scenes and architecture.
In particular, the scene of the male protagonist living alone in unbearable silence and the importance of the field to people made me feel the extreme expression of emotion. It makes me think about the relationship between people and the environment, as well as the choices and attitudes we have towards life. Next, let's talk about "The Demon of the Flesh", the film shows a crazy atmosphere at the beginning, and I was really fascinated by the image and performance of the heroine. Her unique charm transcends the film itself, and I can't help but indulge in it. However, the contrast between the heroine's laughter and non-laughter also made me feel a little frightened. I was impressed by her image, and I began to wonder what her future would hold.
I was also impressed by "Heavenly Station", where the performances of Sayuri Yoshinaga and Po in the film and the scenes in the snow left a good impression on me. However, some of the heroine's performances made me a little skeptical, but overall, the movie is worth watching. After all, subjects like murder always arouse people's interest, and the beautiful scenes in the film are also impressive. Then there's "Cannibalism", which seems to be trying to catch the audience's attention with some unusual tricks, but I don't think that kind of attempt has been successful. The story of the cannibal is inherently a bit boring, and the performance of the actors in the film also makes the whole film seem a bit dramatic.
I'm starting to suspect that a good movie doesn't just rely on a few **s and dialogue to succeed. Finally, I'm going to talk about "Tin Drum", which shows a strong magical realism and absurdist atmosphere, and I was impressed by the performance of the little boy. However, his performance also made me worry about whether the content of the film would have a distorted effect on the young actor's psyche. I began to wonder why a young boy was chosen for such a role, and whether he would be able to withstand the psychological and physical stress that comes with this filmOverall, I was impressed by all 5 Academy Award-winning restricted films.
Each film has its own unique approach and subject matter, but there are also things that make me wonder. As a viewer, I began to think about the connection between film and real life, and the impact that films have on audiences and actors. What do you think of these 5 movies?What do you think about the plot, characters, or subject matter of the movie?Looking forward to communicating and discussing with you.