To be honest, when I saw this scene, I kept guessing what would happen when they shook hands?

But in the end, the director's way of handling it is amazing! There is no better picture than this. They all have eyes for each other, but they must maintain restraint, as if they are no different from everyone else.

We can imagine that when Princess Anne holds the person behind her, she will definitely have the desire to go back to Zhou Guo and continue to influence her.

The experience here is so magical. It seems that there is an invisible but powerful rubber band that first tries to pull the two people closer, but one force prevents them from getting closer; then it pulls back hard as the two people get farther and farther away, but another force

A force always prevents the pull back.

You may even feel that the rubber band will suddenly break at any moment, and the two of you will hug each other tightly!

But obviously, no!

Because she is a princess, she must exercise restraint at this moment!

Because he likes her, he must restrain himself at this moment!

The second scene is of Zhou Guo walking out of the palace.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! The princess's speech was over and everyone left. Zhou Guo was reluctant to leave, staying at the end and slowly turned around and left.

He didn't look back during the entire first half of the process, but as an audience, you would want to look behind him at any time to see if the princess would suddenly run out and call him to stop...

To produce this effect, lens language plays a very big role.

The director deliberately moved Zhou Guo's position slightly to the right, leaving the center of the podium at the lower center of the screen. This obscured position attracts the audience's attention and makes them feel that the protagonist is walking away with his feet and thinking about it in his heart.

After getting dressed.

After walking a short distance, the director moved the protagonist to the center of the camera, completely covering the stage behind it.

You will naturally feel that the protagonist seems to have chosen to let go, and the thought "there are certain things that I don't want to do anymore, it must be impossible" appears in my head.

And not long after this shot, the director deliberately moved the protagonist to the right side of the screen...

The desire to pay attention and care about whether she would appear on the stage naturally fell into the hearts of the audience. What was even more amazing was that at this time, the director asked the actor to slowly slow down and look behind, as if he could see something.

The male protagonist's heart at this time: That "hope" is already far away from me. That "hope" seems very small and vague.

The above sentence sinks directly into the picture, and the stage symbolizing "hope" looks very small and blurry.

These two shots look really dull and lengthy!

But at the end, it can extremely express the climax of emotional entanglement. It seems that the plain shots are full of emotional warmth!

Because at this moment, he knew that after this separation, only memories remained of each other!

These shots are so flavorful!

The ending of "Roman Holiday" is not only full of emotional warmth in design, but also brings a simple and clear soul baptism of "this kind of sincere love is so good".

In every era that is full of "real problems are important and need to be given priority", you can still truly realize that you are actually just pretending to be an adult, and you can still have the pure emotional experience of a child in your heart, which will basically be ignored.

the truth.

Because when I grow up, I want to make money. I need to meet some established rules when getting along with others, and then become more and more like an "adult"!

And have you really fallen in love with a lover who will make you sacrifice a lot of money?

The ending of "Roman Holiday" did not allow the two to truly be together, but this does not affect our judgment that such a relationship is sincere and worth pursuing.

The ending of "Roman Holiday" is like a friend saying: "Maybe I didn't get it, but I hope you will have such an emotional experience!"
Chapter completed!