说实话，刷剧，只刷了以翔的单人cut。配角戏份比较多，有时2集男主出来的时间不足10分钟。最近看完了小说，个人感觉， 小说其实写得还可以，文学的内容正好是作者自己擅长的。心高气傲的季簧在彩虹面前一点点放下身段，在爱情上，甚至比彩虹更主动。然而，电视剧确实不怎么样，男女主线被边缘化。不过，以翔演季簧挺好的，唯一的不足就是比躺在文字里的季簧帅，哈哈哈！~个人并不觉得以翔演得木讷，语言也不是问题。第一，那不是木讷，而是不苟言笑。第二，沥川之后，以翔的演技并没有下滑，相反，在这部剧里，很好地诠释了季簧个人的特点。沥川演得好，一个很重要的原因在于人物性格和以翔本人很想，很多时候是本色出演。季簧和以翔的共同点恐怕有三个：帅、全能还有话少。以翔的季簧并没有让我想起沥川，反而相信这就是季簧本人。另外，大学老师当然可以很全能——才华横溢，文武双全，所以不算失实。第三，以翔虽然国语不好，但是和其他作品比较，这部一定是他普通话讲得最好的剧。谁说中文系老师普通话一定要很标准，讲真，中文系老师普通话带地方口音的很多。况且，以翔的台湾腔在这部剧里已经被弱化了很多。最后，季簧这个人物真的是最佳solemate，尤其是有以翔的加持^^~

貌似网飞开始走霸总爱上我的玛丽苏路线了，这些被国产剧和港台剧玩儿烂的剧情，在欧美影剧界可能还属于比较新鲜的类别吧~

剧真的挺无聊，但是我却刷得停不下来。为了缓解无聊，一边刷剧，我一遍记下了一些有意思也实用的英文表达~

1 covering all the bases 想得很周到

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不要拿你的人生和别人作比较，因为你根本不知道他们人生的全部。永远不要拿你的爱情故事与电影里的比。因为那些事不过是编剧编出来的，而你的是上帝书写出来的。不为做过的事而懊悔。我只是遗憾，有些事，有机会却没有去做。男女主角的职业背景进行互换，但内核仍然就是比较俗套的爱情故事外加旅游宣传片。如果只是让帅哥美女谈恋爱倒也不算碍事儿，非要时刻密集插入各种小品段子以及真的超级恶俗的妆造实在辣眼睛。很不敢相信这是三土在《过春天》后拿到的最具中心位置的电影，求求她再遇见更好的企划吧。

柯南情节吧，虽然早就放弃漫画和连续剧，但电影还是要看的。网上找了好大一圈，最终是谷歌字幕加俄语枪，真的是看着心累。

小兰终于摆脱了工具人的身份，也不需要英雄救美了，而沉睡小五郎真的是沉睡了，剧情也意外的和谐。是不是意味着以后小五郎和小兰会渐渐淡出柯南主线?这个真不好说。个人还是对他们比较有感情的，毕竟老工具人了那么多年。

剧情有些莫名，为啥炸弹美人无缘无故要炸东京，就为了世界混乱?那应该去炸纽约啊。看到小朋友们被骗去炸弹屋送人头就已经猜到新娘绝非善类，为啥聪明如柯南却没有第一时间想到?

ZERO一如既往的酷帅啊，但是，摆脱了重力跳回了直升机，确定不是钢铁侠附体?柯南越来越像是科幻片了，片中的主角们几乎个个都有着异乎常人的超能力。抱着这样的心态，对于结局最后一刻完美解决炸弹问题也就非常宽容和理解了，总不能拍个东京被炸上天的大结局吧，也真的没有更好的解决方案了。

看完电影，立马把动画片里的警察学校五人组找出来补完，还是满好看是，我喜欢殉职的松田阵平，桀骜不羁的警察始终是最吸引人的。

另外，这部电影的先导片，就是那个讲述高田爱情故事的电影，意外的非常好看啊，感觉质量超过正片，真的是惊喜了。

An object horror from UK filmmaker Peter Strickland, his fourth feature, IN FABRIC is all about a life-claiming red dress. Set in an unspecified time, probably the 70s or 80s, it is a two-fold tale.

As a forthcoming blind date awaits for the lonely heart, recently divorced bank teller Sheila Woodchapel (Jean-Baptiste, the poor man’s Viola Davis finally pays her dues in a starring role) is cajoled into buying a new dress in the Dentley and Soper department store by the highfalutin and exotic saleswoman Miss Luckmoore (Mohamed). While the satin, diaphanous texture, and vibrant color is quite becoming on her, soon it is crystal clear that the dress possesses some occult power: it deep-sixes the washing machine while being washed, seems to be telekinetically controlled by one of the store’s saleswoman, and has the psychic capacity of asphyxiating its shrouded prey, moreover, it can not be destroyed or even returned (it never occurs to Sheila that she might try to junk it somewhere), ergo, there is only one way Sheila can part with it, for good.

After that, the dress falls into the hands and the body of Reg Speaks (Bill, an exemplary of soft touch), a washing machine repairman who is jeered into donning it during his stag-do, and later gives it to his fiancée Babs (a feisty Squires), similar fallout irrevocably occurs, but also Strickland makes a hell of a commotion in the department store, with its conflagration and mythic inferno-alluding upshot.

After the one-two punch of BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO (2012) and the divine lesbian sexual transgression drama THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY (2014), the conceit of giallo has been thoroughly infused into Strickland’s artistic veins, IN FABRIC robustly boosts its psychedelic interior settings tailored with Strickland’s trademark attention and competent deployment of auditory eeriness (synth sound and amplified score, etc.), which sometimes transcends its staggering visual accompaniment (mirror refraction sequences generate strange chronophotographic montage, for instance) to induce an effect of trancelike incantation, not so dissimilar from Reg’s monotonous, but rather amusing trance-inducing verbalization of his professional vernacular, which reflects Strickland’s further immersion into the incomprehensible and metaphysics, clearly, saleswomen like Miss Luckmoore are life-animated mannequins, kit out with superb posturing, vintage coiffure/wig and florid utterance, even heightened by a bleeding vagina to shock their assumed creator Mr. Lundy (Bremmer).

But overall, its consumerism-bashing message feels obtuse, the wantonness of liquidation is unvalidated - not to mention putting a sexed-up Gwendoline Christie’s Gwen, the mean girlfriend of Sheila’s son Vince (Ayeh), out of harm’s way is somehow problematic, especially in juxtaposition with what blood-shedding business a kind-hearted Sheila has to suffer repeatedly, and the kookiness of Stash and Clive’s (Barratt and Oram, playing Sheila’s bosses in the bank) pettifogging mannerism fails to pack a punch. Confounding but timelessly chic in its expression, IN FABRIC aims at haute-couture horror, but comes off as a bit dress-down in its final manufacturing.

referential entries: Strickland’s THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY (2014, 8.0/10), KATALIN VARGA (2009, 7.2/10); LUCA GUADAGNINO’s SUSPIRIA (2018, 7.5/10).

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