Big cousin immigrants

I didn't wait for the release of Beyond Star Trek, but I waited for the news that an actor in the film died. I was shocked and even sadder.

Anton yelchin, who plays Chekhov, the pilot of Enterprise in Star Trek, left a deep impression on the audience with his lovely image, lovely English pronunciation and small curly hair.

I still remember Captain Kirk's incredible and flattered expression when he appointed him as the new captain. It was almost inspiring.

Star Trek Beyond will be released in July, which will be the last time we see this lovely captain on the big screen.

After hearing the news of Eugene's unexpected death, Star Trek director JJ abrams thought of the young actor for the first time: "You are smart, you are friendly, you are humorous, and you are super talented. Your time in the world is too short, miss your abrams! "

Eugene was born in Russia and immigrated to California with his parents when he was a baby. Eugene's parents are famous local figure skaters, but Eugene has no talent for sports, but he is fascinated by performance and music.

As a result, Eugene, 8, began to appear in advertisements, and then began to appear in movies and TV series. At the age of 65,438+065,438+0, he and Anthony Hopkins won the Young Artist Award and the Best Young Actor Award for Hearts in Atlantis.

Eugene is a child star, but he has never received formal deductive training, but even so, he can still interpret the role with unique personality well.

In Alpha Dog, he plays a victim. Because the character has a prototype, he is under pressure at the beginning of the performance.

However, after the film was released, USA-Today praised his performance as "bittersweet", and even the mother of the role prototype praised his performance.

Eugene's first film was the campus youth comedy charlie bartlett, with Robert Downey Jr. as his partner.

Nini plays a very unlucky school principal in the film, and Eugene plays Charlie bartlett, a rich boy who is ignorant at school.

Different from previous campus comedies, charlie bartlett is a profound comedy, a youth campus film about real people and real problems, which is mixed with a lot of humor and sadness.

For Eugene's performance, director Jon Bohr was very satisfied: "He conquered me, and I feel that he is Charlie bartlett."

I like charlie bartlett very much, but what impresses me most is the extremely worrying romantic film Crazy for Love.

Just like the title, I feel crazy after watching this film. I am also tortured by the separation and parting feelings between the hero and heroine. What seems perfect actually indicates the beginning and end of the tragedy.

Anna, the female host, is an American student from Britain, while Jacob, the male host, is an American. They both study in the same university and have a good impression on each other.

One day after class, Anna, the hostess, left a letter on the man's car, expressing her affection for him, and signed the following sentence at the end of the letter: Don't think I'm crazy.

In this way, the two began to associate.

Like many couples, they are very shy at the beginning of their relationship. After a day of dating, we only dare to try to be intimate with each other through a door.

Later, they went shopping together, played together, held hands, walked, hugged and kissed at the seaside, and became more and more familiar and close to each other.

However, just as the relationship between the two people has reached an inseparable point, Anna's visa is about to expire, which means they must separate. However, even if they were separated for only two months, they felt extremely painful.

Finally, Anna decided to stay a little longer.

However, it is this willfulness that makes their subsequent emotional road extremely bumpy.

Anna, who came to the United States again, was detained by the customs because she had violated the visa regulations for studying abroad before, and was eventually sent back to Britain.

People from two different countries, each with a job and a circle of friends, can only maintain their relationship by phone and text messages, and it seems that they have become alienated.

However, this alienation is nothing more than two people deliberately not contacting each other, but they are bearing deep love for each other in their hearts.

Later, Anna finally couldn't help thinking of Jacob again, sobbing and telling her how much she missed him. Jacob immediately rushed to England.

They had another wonderful time in England. However, the visa issue is still an invisible wall in their relationship, consuming their feelings bit by bit.

You may say that the woman can't come to America, so why doesn't the man go to England?

The woman has also talked about this possibility, and the man always gives an ambiguous answer, "Of course, it's just because the work is a bit difficult."

I quite agree with a netizen's understanding:

In fact, their love is not so difficult, they are all made by themselves. Besides, they don't love each other as much as they think.

Later, two people who were separated from each other, although still concerned about each other, seemed unwilling to be lonely, and each had a contact object. In the process of interacting with others, we are inseparable from each other.

At the end, I really feel sorry for the second girl and the second boy.

Female two has always loved Jacob wholeheartedly, helped him at work and comforted him physically and psychologically. Unfortunately, it eventually became cannon fodder and was eventually "swept out of the house."

(Yes, big cousin is the "cannon fodder")

Man 2, who also loves the hostess wholeheartedly, even proposed to her in front of her parents. But the woman thinks about the man and sleeps with him.

The cross-edited sex scenes and the respective reactions of the men and women after the joy are hard to say.

The ending of this film is a happy ending for the hero and heroine.

After all kinds of difficulties, I finally solved the visa problem of the woman and finally got back together with the man.

However, after many on-off and on-off, the two people in The Second Surrounding have long lost their former passion, and how long can this relationship last only by relying on the good memories of the past?

The film didn't answer this question, and the whole story came to an abrupt end at this moment.

"Crazy Love" is based on the real emotional experience of director Drake Doremus and his ex-wife, and every detail and plot change in the film is taken from the truth.

Most of the props in the film, such as Anna's bracelet and white wedding dress, are the same as those of the director's ex-wife.

The title of the film is also the end of communication between the director and his ex-wife.

The director's ex-wife said: "At that time, we all wrote the conclusion that' I love you crazy' at the end of communication. At that time, we were really crazy. "

However, after the madness, the two finally parted ways. Questions not answered in movies are answered in real life.

Director Drake Doremus.

After the filming was completed, the director sent the film to his ex-wife as soon as possible, so that she could become the audience of the film.

Seeing this, people can't help feeling that it is over to see this unforgettable past so calmly.

Eugene's performance in the film is excellent, which perfectly explains the psychological process of men from being crazy about love to being calm and even numb.

Talking about the original intention of shooting this film, the director once said: Because my years are gone forever, my past love has now become a memory, so I want to reflect our feelings of recalling the past and cherishing love in the film.

At this moment, Eugene has become a memory in the hearts of fans. We can only recall and remember this smart, optimistic, funny and humorous 27-year-old boy through movies.

I wish him all the best in heaven.