Rebirth In Hollywood

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The Chicago Tribune called it "an epic masterpiece!"

And the San Francisco Chronicle praised, "The Pianist is great!"

The New York Times even directly defined it as "the best movie of 1999, bar none!"

The Internet is a paradise for movie fans to express their opinions. Many people who have watched the movie can't wait to publish their feelings on some websites.

In particular, Ryan's fans have left messages on his personal website.

"Yes, the movie is excellent, and it reflects a cruel history, and the portrayal of hell has been overwhelming, but I want to say that the movie is too dull and cold, and the pace is too slow, if not for Rui Eun's wonderful performance is still attracting me, and maybe I will quit halfway."

"I don't understand why Ryan is making a movie like this, it's completely inconsistent with his previous style of thinking about how we watch movies in the first place."

"The movie is very objective and the movie is very real. Judging from Ryan's image in it, he must have suffered a lot for this movie. We will go into the theater to support him, but I hope he can pay attention to the connotation of the movie, and at the same time, Don't ignore the entertainment that has been insisted on in the past."

This movie is destined not to belong to young people. Even if they enter the theater, most of them focus on Ryan's performance.

And Ryan's performance in it has been praised by industry insiders.

"Tall, graceful, delicate, sympathetic, frail, pale, Ryan showed all the qualities of a surviving pianist, and with his performance and long fingers, he put on a great performance!"

The New York Post has fully demonstrated its characteristics, and when criticizing people, it wants to trample people on the ground. When you boast, you will blow people up to the sky.

By contrast, the Los Angeles Times' long-form commentary is more professional and targeted.

"As Ryan walks alone in the ruins with a determined and unyielding attitude under the light of darkness and terror, he endows the character of the pianist Spearman with a soul that never dissipates. He uses his eyes and performance to , which really brought people back to that dark and hazy war era.

"Under the ravages of the Nazis. Some chose to live tenaciously, some chose to destroy proudly. And Ryan, with the tearful piano melody played by his character,

Tell the world that even if life has come to the brink of despair, you must still live unswervingly! "

"As the most outstanding actor in Hollywood's new generation, Ryan's performance in the film "The Pianist" can be described as superb and vivid. He is a performer with a story and a 'piano poet' who has experienced the vicissitudes of life. , he used his own literary and artistic way to interpret a soul that is tougher than a warrior."

The Washington Post, one of the three major newspapers in North America, also gave Ryan a high evaluation.

"Ryan had to practice the piano for hours every day in order to be able to shoot the immersive reality. In order to achieve the effect of a skinny body, he also lost more than 30 pounds of weight. So there is The most "" point of the film is the tearful performance of him playing the piano for a German officer in a ruined shelter."

"Every scale, every tone, and every rhythm is perfectly interpreted in Ryan's slender and flexible finger dance, and it can even be said to be vivid."

"At that moment, he didn't seem to be playing the piano. He was using music to shout out his inner desire to survive. On a deeper level, he was using music to express his dislike and rejection of war and his yearning for peace. and pursuit, but everything seems to be out of reach, his piano sound is helpless, and at the same time, it is even more indignant and passionate."

"At this time, his fingers are the embodiment of art. They are also weapons of thought. It is precisely because of this indignant and helpless performance that it touched the hearts of German officers and the hearts of every audience. .As the finishing touch of the whole film, in such a specific scene, the pianist's tearful performance made the deepest feelings of missing relatives, fear of war, poverty of life, etc. A perfect blend."

"Ryan used his performance and his violin to tell people that war is not terrible, and aggression is not terrible. What is terrible is that he has lost the idea of ​​​​surviving in adversity. No one can beat himself, except himself. ."

Maybe the media has enough sympathy for Ryan, the loser of the Oscar for acting, or maybe the media already hates him for always getting awards for his unprofessional work, and the mainstream voices bring almost all praise.

"Failure is often the best experience. Ryan is always breaking through himself. His performance in "The Pianist" is smooth and natural. Clever, he is definitely one of the strongest contenders for best actor in the major awards this year."

--The Hollywood Reporter

"Ryan Jenkins has been striving for a breakthrough in his image in recent years, and this time he succeeded again. His slender figure and melancholy temperament are in line with the image of a musician, and his thin appearance is just like He looks like an artist who lives in despair, and his acting skills are worthy of the fame and achievements he has now."

--The New Yorker

Public opinion needs to be guided. Long before the movie was released, the public relations work took the lead. With Ryan's personality and preferences, if he could choose this movie, he must use it to gain enough benefits for himself.

The movie will definitely attract the attention of Jews in the United States, and further close the relationship with the National Jewish Association, as well as several major Jewish groups on Wall Street. Although their interests come first, the human feelings within the rules will also play a role.

In the hands of these people, they hold shares of many Hollywood entertainment groups. In the not-too-distant future, Ryan will definitely have to deal with them.

Then there is the Oscar for Best Actor. He does not want to win this year, but as long as he can be nominated, it is a thick qualification.

Even if he is young, but after consecutive nominations, the film academy is bound to give an explanation.

In view of the attendance rate on the first day, starting from the second Saturday, the number of theaters for "The Pianist" has gradually increased, reaching 600, and on Sunday, it has increased to nearly 650. Although it is not full, it has basically remained the same. about half of the attendance.

The first weekend was spent in the hype about Ryan's acting skills. In the first three days, "The Pianist" received nearly 6.5 million US dollars at the box office, creating the lowest box office record in the first week since Ryan entered Hollywood.

However, no media would be foolish enough to hype up such a thing. After all, this is a niche art film.

In terms of the box office results in the first week, there will definitely be a small increase in the number of theaters in the second week. Films of this type are often signed with super-long screening contracts. The smaller the share that the producer can receive, after two months, there will generally be only one to two percent left.

"So, we should strive for the best movie."

In the early morning, Ryan held the beautiful diamond in his arms, and analyzed it in a straightforward manner, "The production and promotion of this film cost close to 40 million US dollars. It is unrealistic to expect the cost to be recovered in North America, and the success of the Oscar will make It is more popular overseas, and it will also drive the videotape and DVD market in the future.”

"I will mobilize the people around me to go to the theater to support you." Charlize Theron stroked his sturdy body and said slowly, "After the videotape and DVD are out, I promise that everyone around me will give ten copies to each of them. ."

She raised her head, kissed Ryan on the lips, and after the long, lingering kiss was over, she added, "Of course, I'll mail you the bill, honey."

"Do you need me to write you a check now..."

Before Ryan's joke was finished, the mobile phone on the bed rang, and the number of people who could call him directly instead of George's was extremely limited, so he quickly took it.

"Who?" Charlize mouthed silently.

Ryan raised his index finger at her, pressed the answer button, and Tyler's voice entered his ears.

"Ryan! Where are you?"

"Is something wrong, Alison?" Ryan said lightly.

"It's my tenth birthday soon, what present are you going to give me?" It turned out that he was calling to ask for a debt.

"Oh, so you're ten years old?" Ryan deliberately pretended to be confused, and the little girl over there must have shown her fangs, "Hmph, Ryan, if the gift doesn't suit my heart, I will definitely kick you out of the party! "

"I have your present ready, my dear."

"Can you give it to me now?" Tyler seemed to be impatient.

"What about your birthday party?" Ryan rubbed his forehead and pushed Charlize back, who was approaching.

"Wouldn't it be alright for you to give it another copy then?" The little girl suggested for him.

"You're getting smarter and smarter." Ryan said angrily, "Patience is a virtue, just wait a few days."

"Hmph~ cheapskate."

After snorting a few times, Taylor reminded, "Don't be late."

After hanging up the phone, Ryan patted Charlize's smooth back and signaled that it was time to get up. After he left the office of Jenkins Films every day, he would come here to date the South African diamond for a week. With Taylor's birthday approaching, this life also came to an end.

This is Miss Taylor Swift's tenth birthday, and Nicole, who loves her, will definitely rush back from the Chicago set.

If it weren't for the academic stress, Natalie might have flown to Los Angeles.

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