"Flowers" is the first super drama series in 2024 with both word-of-mouth and popularity, with 200,000 people giving 84 high scores, even if the curtain has come to an end, the ratings still continue to rise.
The influence of this work has gone far beyond the story itself, allowing many viewers to appreciate the new realm of TV series.
Wong Kar-wai is like a dream weaver, captivating countless audiences with his picturesque scenes of Shanghai Tang. The bustling streets, colorful high-rise buildings, and the affectionate and plump storyline are combined with a strong atmosphere of human fireworks, and every frame is like exquisite wallpaper worth savoring repeatedly.
"Flowers" has been widely praised since its premiere, and even CCTV, which has always been rigorous, published a thousand-word long article on the finale to pay tribute to the show.
Unabashedly said that the lens aesthetics of Wong Kar-wai in "Flowers" is an absolute suppression of domestic entertainment directors. This domestic TV series will be unique for a long time to come.
In the ending, Mr. Bao was defeated in the ** battle, although he later turned the corner, he had to say goodbye to the Peace Hotel and turned back into Bao. Reiko was completely relieved and went to Hong Kong with the sign of "Night Tokyo".
Miss Wang became Mr. Wang, returned to Shanghai, and became the ultimate winner. After Li Li was released from prison, he chose to become a monk in Guangzhou.
The ending of the film made the audience addicted, but they couldn't help but feel a trace of regret. Many people called for the movie version to be released quickly, and not to let the wait be extended for another ten years.
Wong Kar-wai once hinted on social platforms that the movie version of "Flowers" may be in preparation, he said: "Ten years have passed, goodbye to the rivers and lakes." ”
Wong Kar-wai has long held the rights to TV series and movies, and he specially asked the producers to replicate the real scenes of Huanghe Road and Jinxian Road in the 90s according to the original scale at the Chedun Film and Television Base.
This means that the future film version of "Flowers" will also be filmed here.
Although the movie version of "Flowers" is limited by the time limit and cannot present all the characters one by one, after the wonderful interpretation of the actors and the unanimous praise of the audience, we can be sure that several core characters will definitely return in the movie, leading us into the wonderful world of this drama version again.
Wong Kar-wai once made it clear that when he first read the script of "Flowers", he was sure that Hu Ge was the protagonist. Hu Ge's wonderful performance in the play completely conquered the audience.
He successfully played the role of Mr. Bao, who has gone through ups and downs but always sticks to his original intention, vividly and fully, and even at some moments, the audience seems to see the shadow of his brother.
It can be said that as long as Hu Ge participates, the soul of the film version of "Flowers" is there.
Ma Yili's authentic Shanghai dialect shows her unique charm. In the final breakup scene with Mr. Bao, Reiko holds an umbrella in the rain close-up of her face, and the change of expression that is silent is better than sound can be called a movie-level artistic expression.
Tang Yan, the actress who once made a name for herself in idol dramas, was once questioned by the audience. However, she proved herself with her own strength and showed strong acting skills.
From the initial ups and downs, to the later washing of lead, Tang Yan reached a new peak in her acting career in the role of "Miss Wang", showing her vitality as an actor.
Xin Zhilei's interpretation of Li Li vividly interprets all kinds of styles, and the charm exuded by her gestures is unforgettable. Chen Long and Dong Yong's performances were also impressive, and they successfully integrated the plot with their vivid acting skills and brisk tones.
However, if you want to say that the acting skills of the whole drama are at the pinnacle, the audience generally believes that it is none other than the uncle played by You Benchang.
Although You Benchang is already in his nineties, his steady performance and tempered original lines are still breathtaking. A look, an expression, are full of dramatic tension, and his presence undoubtedly enhances the artistic height of the whole play.
However, considering his advanced age, many viewers hope that Wong Kar-wai can speed up the pace and not let this old actor become a regret in their hearts. We also look forward to the early release of the movie version of "Flowers" and witness this visual feast together.