该说不说，正剧演员演技确实比耽美剧演员好太多！禁忌之恋，刺激哦！看起来还有二战元素？大时代背景下大家族中个体挣扎的故事么？看了一集好香哦！我喜欢老爷的通房，是叫Bua吧，她思想开明，在那个年代绝对算是进步女性，她说“每个女人都有自己的价值，不管有没有孩子，都不该让别人来评价（批判）我们，仅仅是因为我们没有生育能力”，这个立意立马拔了有没有！我们还娘道追男宝呢！看第一集中国元素好生硬，算了，这也不是国产剧，管他的，不要在意这么多细节。完结撒花！宅斗小儿科，但是这里面的女性角色我真的蛮喜欢欸！张牙舞爪的二太太也有她的可爱之处，大太太二太太如何不择手段，都是为了自己的孩子罢了。最后大太太和坚姨也算死有余辜（大太太可能死于话多5555+）最后一集还升华了。

金龟子粉，一招鲜，从头用到尾，有点没劲儿了。怪不得每集片尾都是先撒下亮晶晶的粉末，合着是这个意思，毒粉和蘑菇才是主线55555+（bushi）

不得不说，演技才是关键啊。超级爱看大太太飙戏，大太太和大少爷，和老爷等人的对手戏看得还是很过瘾的。收着演，做减法，就是高级的表达。还有，film本人嗓门很大，讲起话来蛮吵的，但是他用声音塑造人物，坤天的声音缓和低沉温柔，非常符合人物性格。还有不得不说的是，CP感真的是玄学，九天CP就真的很带感，营业也厉害，film这个事业心在佛系泰娱真的难得。其他的腐人给我听好，赶紧的，敬业点，卷起来！卷身材，卷演技，别整瞎搞。

Close confinement provokes bitter conflict in Love Poem, a documentary hybrid where hell is other people. The second feature from director Xiaozhen Wang (2013’s Around That Water) relentlessly picks over the bones of his fraught relationship with his wife and reluctant accomplice Qing Shi for a film that constantly muddies what is real and what is staged. The result is an unsettling journey through a hall of cracked mirrors. Festival audiences could be drawn to the originality and challenge of a film that is as intriguing as it is exhausting.

This overwrought therapy session feels very real.We then question whether any of it can be taken at face value

Love Poem initially seems to have taken inspiration from a combination of Noah Baumbach and Jafar Panahi, but without the Sondheim song. Xiaozhen Wang and his wife Qing Shi collect their young daughter Xiaoshuo and drive out of the city to visit an elderly relative. Xiaozhen drives and a fixed camera gazes on the back seat where Qing sits with their child. The journey has barely begun when the adults start giving each other hell. Over the next uninterrupted twenty minutes, they taunt each other to the point of a divorce.

Age-old grievances are aired, blows are struck and words are spoken that might be the cause of regret. Qing is increasingly angry as she vents her resentment of her passive/aggressive husband’s many failings. He is lazy, irresponsible, has never changed a nappy in his life or lifted a finger to try and improve their prospects and build a better life for the family. She also turns increasingly violent. Over the course of the film she repeatedly slaps him, spits in his eye, gouges his face and furiously kicks the back of his seat. Her physical violence is matched by his emotional cruelty.

This overwrought therapy session feels very real. Emotions run high and the viewer is completely swept into a marriage that cannot possibly survive. You even fret over the fate of a greedy daughter who is going to be awfully sick after her endless consumption of seaweed snacks and lollipops.

It gradually becomes apparent that all is not as it first appears. The blistering fury that Qing Shi unleashes may have some basis in reality but it is being channelled at the behest of her husband for the film that he is masterminding. We then question whether any of it can be taken at face value.

Xiaozhen increasingly goes out of his way flag up that this is a version of their life. There is a discussion about acting and doubts as to whether they may be exploiting relatives for an emotional pay-off. Xiaozhen laments: “I went too far to make this film.”

At the halfway mark, a title appears saying this is A Film By Xiaozhen Wang. Breaking that fourth wall and drawing attention to the artifice becomes an increasing element of the process. In the second half, the couple meets on a freezing cold night that happens to be Qing’s birthday. Xiaozhen is in the driver’s seat and Qing is a passenger. A fixed camera attached to the car is positioned to let us see both of them as they enact another scenario in which Xiaozhen is debating the impact on his girlfriend - played by Qing - of telling her that his current partner may be pregnant.

We are now presented with a more reasonable couple. When concentration lapses, they decide to repeat the whole sequence again. Their difficuties and weariness seep into the film as it starts to lose momentum. Can we really invest in any of this when none of it may be real? Does the end justify the means of their George and Martha-style play acting? You feel as if the warring couple may well deserve each other and start to sympathise with a tearful Qing’s desire for it all to end. The final irony comes when Xiaozhen dedicates the film to “my dear wife”.

官宣任嘉伦主演周生辰之后看过几遍《一生一世美人骨》小说。不是书粉，却更被篇幅寥寥的古代部分打动。定妆照路透出来之后，非常喜欢南辰王的造型，很期待编剧会如何丰满、演员会如何演绎这段着墨不多却戳中泪点的前世故事。

看到正片之后，远远......远远超出了我的预期，与其说演，更像是复刻。从第一集开始就被代入，越来越深地共情、感同身受地悲悯直到不可遏止地痛哭。纸片上的人物不差分毫地立体鲜活，一个故事变得像一段历史一样切肤般真实。

在我这个杂事繁陈的年纪，看剧都是浮躁的。不是看cut就是副线几倍速快进。极难得遇到一部戏，从头到尾一分钟也不想快进，甚至觉得一集怎么这么短。《周生如故》的整体节奏平缓，但却不拖沓，全员演技在线，场景服道化精致大气。台词简洁干净略带古韵，娓娓道来，似是一个已经知道每个人命运的看官温柔低沉、抑着悲悯的情绪在诉说着往事。从一开始就已经让人感受到隐藏在平静美好之下、一步步走向毁灭的暗涌。朝堂诡谲多变、权力瞬息更迭，近臣各怀心思，朝不保夕者甚众。远在西州、盛名在外的周生辰，于叛军邻国是令他们忌惮却步的对手，于百姓是保他们远离硝烟的战神，于七十万王军是他们誓死追随的将军，于剑戟森森的朝堂政客却是只手即可颠覆政权的心腹大患。这种不可调和的对立，只有两个结局，要么反，要么毁。偏偏周生辰胸怀格局大义，注定了他的宿命唯有毁灭。小说的骨架立得好，作者兼编剧的血肉填充得好，任嘉伦对人物塑造从骨子里到外貌气质都拿捏得好，“周生辰”美好到了极致，再用极致的手段彻底摧毁，让即便已经知道结局的我们依然在看到画面的时候猝不及防地被撕裂了情感、震撼到恸哭。

“周生辰”第一次出现在画面里那一瞬，这个人物已经走出书本稳稳立住了。任嘉伦骨子里自带的传统克制隐忍、正气俊美不失威仪气度的外貌造型完美契合。他对这个人物的塑造鲜少大开大合，从面部表情到身形仪态控制得很稳，抹去了多余的痕迹，整个人自然到仿佛他就是那个王。

任嘉伦遇到周生辰，真好；周生辰遇到任嘉伦，真好。

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这部剧之前我是看过的，但是因为年龄小认知低一直没觉得这电视剧有什么“意思”，唯一能让我印象深的也就是古典清代官服等一系列有标志性中国特色的东西。近来重温愈发发觉其古典特色的珍贵，这几年清宫剧其实也不少，场景多以金碧辉煌的宫殿为主，可是就是少了那么一点味道，为什么呢个人觉得是“太新了”要说那清宫自建立以来也有不少年的历史了，屋檐瓦砾多多少少都有被雨水风沙打磨的经历，所以宫殿不可能像最原始一般一尘不染。而现在的电视剧基本上都配以明色，乍一看我擦那个画质高清哪儿哪儿都亮堂堂的，可是这显然和事实不符。而宰相刘罗锅很明显做到了细节的考究，金碧辉煌的大殿以深黄色为主，定下古朴沉重的基调，官员大臣的服侍也是最符合国风的深蓝色刺绣，那针口都像是一针一线缝上去的，缜密细致。还有不同等级的官服图案无一不用心。

看了半集劫狱的戏，几个“英雄”（不，应该是超人）入日本人严密布防的监狱简直如无人之境，杀得日本人毫无还手之力。然后一出来，遇到日本大部队追截，然后这几个超人终于觉得打不过了——按神剧模式应该是几个人干掉一支军队才对，认怂但又不愿意逃，于是那个被救的拿枪对着自己说你们再不走老子就自杀！然后这些怂货就找到台阶下了，马上丢下被救的跑了。然后日本人不发一枪又把这被救的抓回去了。问题是这一支军队怎么不去追那几个逃跑的？这被救的也没见拿机枪手榴弹掩护啊，怎么鬼子就傻得只要他不管别的人？实在是看不下去，拉低人智商。抗日神剧原来就是这样的。对了，忘了提，几个所谓英雄都丑得一C，丑化我们的抗日先辈呢。