Is the Spring Festival reunion nice?

In the third part of McDull, Mai Tai never appeared again, and McDull was no longer the protagonist. Like the first two films, The Return of Springfield Flowers is a ukiyo-e painting of Hong Kong's grass-roots society, but the brushwork is more direct and the picture is more grand-in addition to incorporating many reality shows on the basis of animation, the protagonist of McDull 3 is every ordinary citizen who is busy or will be busy (Springfield Flower Kindergarten is a metaphor), and the future McDull is undoubtedly.

There's a little ol-does your boss feel like the boss in BiBi Zhou, Kelly Chen, who orders more saliva than tea and is good at telling cold jokes like "Do it like an octopus"? Do you sweep the goods every day like them when the company has a big sale after work? There are some clerks-many people we know may not have any memories in their lives, just like the patient with severe encephalopathy played by Zheng Zhongji. Go with the flow, everyone goes to work, you take the subway, and you get off when others get off. It's all those office buildings anyway. They just find a company to go in and don't know what to do or learn. Anyway, it turns out that no one understands. Fortunately, she said that after 10,000 times, she still chose you as her husband (yes, it is a Zhou Xingxing-style grassroots comedy, and the bottom of life may be lonely, but there are pearls).

Graduates like me have a huge group-if it were as easy to find a job as eating chicken bones, but it tastes terrible, how about going to a prestigious school? You can see Lin Yifeng in the movie. Harvard graduates just scoop rice in the butcher shop.

There are flowers of the motherland and future masters-have you ever learned from Miss Chen that I want to be the CEO of docta/Lawya/, just like a child in Springfield, but you actually know little about these three industries? Or do you want to be like them, blowing bubbles for cappuccino, eating chicken bones or being a lifeguard? It doesn't matter, you can still be a pillar of society. I think this is the idea of running a school in Springfield. Maybe not, but this topic is too heavy for you. Maybe you happen to be a big fan of McDull, so you can sing the songs of Springfield Huahua Kindergarten on the big screen like the children around me, or smile (instead of laughing) in the endless saliva lines of "Don't eat barbecued pork or Seto powder today" just like McDull. Maybe you happen to be a fan of a star. If Huang Qiusheng Wu Junru is too old for you, Du Kefeng is too different, Nicholas Tse and Liang Yongqi are too old, and Ceng Zhiwei has too few shots. It doesn't matter. Springfield flowers reunite with a strong star lineup, in which you are sure to find a cup of tea. It is almost certain that you are not old enough to really understand the play, and you will easily ignore the deliberately repeated line "Thank you for supporting folk songs!" (This is the voice from the grassroots), I may not like or even know Bob Dylan, john denver and the four brothers, even though you may be as familiar with the melody as you are today.

Therefore, except doctors, lawyers, CEOs and all developed people in the secular sense, everyone can come to see the Springfield Flower Show. (Unless you want to hear McDull satirize that "doctors and lawyers are eunuchs", as for executive offica, "It's not good for you to clip them". )

"Spring Flowers Return Home" carries some Hong Kong characteristics, such as tea restaurant culture-more food and more water, food is the first thing for the people; For example, of course, Hong Kong-style language humor; Of course, these are all familiar to the audience of McDull One Two. Perhaps they belong to Cantonese culture, and the understanding of them by audiences in other regions does not occupy the geographical advantage of Cantonese people, but there is one thing that must be unique to Hong Kong: the island complex. Among the many anecdotes of San, the old captain and his passengers (including men, women, children, compatriots from all walks of life, foreign friends and even special groups of Filipino immigrants) who were demoted to a desert island came to an end. It refers to Hong Kong-of course, as the commentator said, "Hong Kong has never been a desert island"-and the captain resolutely shouldered the burden of being responsible for passengers in times of crisis, cutting shares to save the public, which seemed to implicitly express his gratitude to the authorities. And the "fiftieth anniversary", why is it fifty years? I guess it's "fifty years unchanged", don't you think? Some people want a peaceful transition, others want to be pillars, and we all go to the same kindergarten. No wonder they look so familiar.

But music knows no borders, and what the director wants to say has actually been said in the form of a riddle-is it in the dialogue between BiBi Zhou and Chen Bailin? I don't remember. In short, it's like this: "You may think I'm stupid, but I'm not the only one. If I had more people, the world would be better. "

Look familiar? John Lennon:

You may think I'm a dreamer.

But I'm not the only one

I hope you will join us one day.

The world will be one.

At this point, the faint sadness in the first two films adds a little hope. By singing, eating and being the pillar as usual, the world will be better.

In my opinion, this is a non-fast food movie without mass production.

The lunar new year's eve has been occupied by some big productions and big scenes. If you shout and kill, the sky will fall. So, I suddenly want to change my taste, watch movies about little people and enjoy the long-lost simple happiness.

The introduction on the cover of the DVD of Chuntian Flower Reunion is very tough: Super Girl and Jane Zhang burst into laughter and staged a super PK on the screen ... But just looking at this title, I always thought that another Hong Kong film retarded comedy would be born, but fortunately, McDull's fame, restrained funny style in the trailer and the joining of many stars made people have some confidence in the quality of this film. For a long time, it has been a golden rule for a good movie fan not to watch detailed comments or explanations of movies before watching them. But after watching this movie, I have to persuade all my friends to do some related homework before watching it, and get to know the comments of high-level people on the internet on various details of the movie. Otherwise, when I first saw it, I was absolutely at a loss.

Therefore, Springfield is definitely different from the New Year's comedy with a lot of lively stars at home, stripping off the animation and funny coat. This is actually a rather astringent film, which needs to be watched repeatedly to fully digest the essence. First of all, it's just that the movie keeps changing between real people and animation, so it's a little dizzy. Secondly, the complex characters and clues in the film and the leaping narrative techniques make it more difficult for the audience to understand. The film is starred by many popular idol stars, such as,, Jane Zhang,,,, Wu Junru, etc. Except for Jane Zhang's bizarre scenes, every other star's role has a fairly obvious reference, that is, almost every role is "promising", which is overloaded for a film with only 80 minutes. In order to fit all the director's intentions into this limited space, the connection between plots has to be sacrificed, so the target audience of McDull series this time is not children, but young people who still have innocence. This is a group of contradictory groups with complex thinking ability and naive fantasy, which coincides with the unique style of the film, combining childlike interest with grotesque.

The opening of the film is the most lethal joke in the whole film-"I have known you since I was a child", which was brought out by Nicholas Tse, and then the film immediately jumped into the animation industry and quickly entered the theme of the film-from McDull's mouth, what kind of people are the pillars of society and what kind of ideals people should have. Then there appeared a string of symbolic figures, many graduates who couldn't find seats in hotels, East Star Spot that was fished out but nobody ate it, college students who cut chickens according to textbooks, office workers who used the heat of computer CPU to fry eggs, small white-collar workers who flew out of their shells to eat handbags during meetings, band members who ate while playing, robbers who didn't forget to order takeout for hostages when robbing ... dozens of people of all kinds, each with their own characteristics. And guessing the inner meaning of each character in the film is the greatest pleasure of watching this film, and it is also the biggest difference between this film and ordinary brainless comedy.

Among dozens of popular stars, Zheng Zhongji and Huang Qiusheng are the most impressive. Zheng Zhongji played many roles in this film. It is rare for every character to show different feelings. Despite the boredom and comedy in his previous works, Zheng Zhongji's performance this time can be said to be a smile with tears. The behavior of each character seems ridiculous, but in fact it reveals the helplessness and sadness of these characters under the pressure of real life, especially the line he played on TV about his wife, which can be said to be the most touching part of the whole film. Huang Qiusheng's performance is full of black humor. He plays the captain and passengers trapped on a desert island. He righteously cut off the meat on his ass for the passengers in distress, and the passengers praised him. However, when the passengers were rescued, they completely forgot about the captain and let him go back with his ass. Huang Qiusheng's performance when he appeared was very funny and mysterious, which made this ridiculous and sad figure very three-dimensional. BiBi Zhou, who first appeared on the big screen, should say that the scenes in the film were very heavy and the performances were very competent, especially the emotional scenes with Chen Bailin, which gradually became harmonious and sweet from the beginning, and the transition was very natural. Although not acting, her unpretentious performance and eyes are just right for this lovely girl who has just stepped into the workplace. I think this is why Chen Kexin chose BiBi Zhou to play this role. Moreover, the little white collar played by BiBi Zhou can also be said to be the director's first perspective. She is related to almost all the main characters in the film, and at the end of the film, the director also tells the main idea of the film through her mouth. "You may say that I think this way is stupid, not just me. One day, if you think so, the world will be a spring flower. "

Therefore, the flowers in Springfield not only refer to that kindergarten, but also represent the purest side of people's hearts and are an optimistic and kind attitude towards life. There are all kinds of strange little people in the film. However, their behavior and fate ultimately point to the same goal. Everyone, whether it is a shop assistant, a chef, a captain, a policeman or even a robber, tries his best to do his job well, just to make ends meet. At the beginning of the film, the teacher asked the kindergarten students what their future dreams were. What the teacher wants is a glamorous and decent answer from lawyers and doctors, but what the students give is an ordinary dream of eating chicken feet and blowing bubbles. However, the desire to eat hot pot every day really points out the essence of dreams: satisfying some relatively easy-to-achieve small wishes will make people's lives much happier.

As the saying goes, even a wise man sometimes nods. McDull's simple life and simple dreams, as well as the hostages and robbers who robbed the scene to eat lunch at the end of the film, all reveal the happiness of the little people. Just like this small and exquisite film full of philosophy of life, sometimes being an ordinary and happy little person embodies great wisdom like a pillar of society.

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