Secondly, strip the characters from the analysis of their behaviors.

Of course, don't forget to describe it from an ornamental point of view, such as exquisite close-ups, unique narrative techniques, just right atmosphere, beautiful scenes, reasonable bedding, and unexpected but reasonable suspense.

Analyze the plot and think about the theme and value of the work

Basically, after writing, you can also describe your feelings according to the plot, feel whether the script suits your taste, whether you are satisfied with the actor's acting skills, and so on.

take for example

This is a bit of a headache.

Here I only cite one of my favorite movies. I don't know if you have seen it. . . . . . -Doctor in Hannibal The Silence of the Lambs,

1 First of all, you will think that he is a smart, weird and polite doctor, but at the same time he is also a criminal.

Hannibal has a special charm that forces you to know him, but no matter how deep and meticulous you observe him, he hides himself perfectly, as if he has no personality at all, and you still know nothing about him. His mood seems very irregular, moody and untraceable.

There are many close-ups in all three films, and the story lines are confusing.

You won't understand the main idea of the story only by watching the first movie. If possible, I hope you can watch all four movies and then go back to see them for the second time to understand what I said.

The Silent Lamb-The Lamb is hannibal lecter. He is a crazy monster. He hates rude people. He likes to eat human organs raw. At the same time, he is also a seemingly modest gentleman.

Hannibal became an ogre for some special reasons. He witnessed the tragic death of his parents during the war. When he was young, he lived alone with his sister, but in the end he watched her being eaten alive by war fugitives, and there was nothing he could do. In front of the most important person, he behaves like a silent lamb.

Four personal feelings, understandings and sentiments:

When he grew up, Hannibal vowed to let his sister's blood come out and kill those who ate her. Hannibal saw the ugliness expressed by others in his predicament, and he began to feel the ugliness of human beings. He became an ogre. Even if he killed the man who used to eat his sister, his heart could not be calm. He has to do more things and eat more ugly and rude people.

Hannibal is over 50 years old, and I don't know how many people have been killed.

The film fundamentally reveals the ugliness of the human heart ~

Imagine if Hannibal's parents and sisters hadn't died, would he be like an ordinary person? What is the root of all this? War is ugly. To some extent, the film proves this.

The most memorable clip-the conversation between Agent Starling and Hannibal the Intern-is about a silent lamb. The lamb is talking about the sheep in the pasture, and it is also myna and Hannibal. When we can only helplessly watch some tragedies happen, our hearts can no longer be peaceful. This is the heart.