The movie "The Big Events in Life" starring Zhu Yilong has received a good reputation since its release and has performed strongly. The box office of the next weekend surpassed the first weekend, becoming the first film with a single-day box office of over 100 million in four months. As a film character in July, Zhu Yilong also gained recognition from the audience with the popularity of the film. His acting-related topics frequently appear on the hot searches on Weibo and , constantly releasing the audience's cognition besides the "eye skills".
On July 5, Associate Professor of the Performance Department of Beijing Film Academy Associate Professor of Sui Lan was invited to be a guest on the movie channel " Today's Film Review " program, professionally reviewing actor Zhu Yilong's performance in the movie "Big Events in Life" and had in-depth discussions with the audience.
Eyes convey inner lines
Crying scenes are moving
Does Zhu Yilong's " Eye Skills " advantage also have outstanding performance in "Big Events in Life"? In response to this, Sui Lan, who was a guest at "Today's Film Review", admitted that the character did not give him too many scenes to express his inner emotions with his eyes, but it can be seen that Zhu Yilong has been using his eyes to convey his inner subtext. Taking the dinner table scene where Mo Sanmei was about to send Xiaowen away as an example, she pointed out that Zhu Yilong did not dare to see the little girl, and his dodging eyes could show the unexpressible guilt and reluctance.
Zhu Yilong's "eye skills" have made many commenters think of Tony Leung . Sui Lan pointed out to "Today's Film Review" that both of them have deep and affectionate eyes. Even if Tony Leung plays the blind man in "The Wind Listener", he can convey his inner full energy, while Zhu Yilong can use his eyes to express his artistic conception. Taking the scene where Xiaowen saw her father die as an example, she continued to say that Zhu Yilong smiled bitterly at first. After receiving the call, he did not care about tears in his crying scene, but turned over after the tears flowed down, and used a curled body posture that cried like a child to create a role, which was moving and remarkable.
Detailed design reshapes the role
acting skills break the circle and continue to break through
In addition to the praise voice, some viewers also believe that Zhu Yilong's performance in "The Great Events of Life" is heavy, and seems to be "exercising too hard". In response, Sui Lan told "Today's Film Review" that the overall creation of a movie is not completed by an actor alone, but is presented by the overall production including post-production editing. In her opinion, Zhu Yilong's personal completion part is very excellent. He has designed every detail after the role appears. He observes and absorbs the characteristics and actions of small people who are not well-educated and live in the market, and then puts it on himself. "I feel very relaxed and externalizes the indifference of this character to life and self-indulgence. He has made the transition from himself to character, completely breaking himself up, and re-pieceing up the character image of Mo Sanmei."
For the box office achievements of "The Great Events in Life", a Beijing cinema manager who was interviewed by "Today's Film Review" bluntly stated that Zhu Yilong is the absolute top box office leader. In addition to attracting fans to buy tickets, he also has a box office appeal that breaks the circle and has won praise from many passers-by. In addition to attracting previous works such as " Peak " and "Hug You Through the Cold Winter", he also has empathy for "The Great Events in Life". In response, Sui Lan continued to tell "Today's Film Review" that although "The Great Events in Life" have unreasonable aspects in the plot, her starring acting skills are online and the theme is touching, which makes her understand the incompleteness of the play. "Through this drama, we have seen a completely different Zhu Yilong, because he has begun to break himself. Some reports say that he has taken on a new drama. Judging from the released materials, it is another performance method that breaks through the dimension. We can look forward to seeing what kind of work he will present in the end."
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