The Greatest Showman

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one second. two seconds.

Just two seconds of silence became the most wonderful moment at the 86th Academy Awards. The two pauses at the beginning and the end successfully established a space-time barrier, like "returning to a kerosene lamp bar" The same, once again brought the audience back to the kerosene lamp bar in 1961, immersed in that memory.

Although "Drunken Country Ballads" failed to rank among the first group in the awards season, this work is still the annual favorite of countless film critics and actors. The reason is that everyone keeps a small open space in their hearts, and retains their own worship and yearning for art, even if they are in Hollywood's Vanity Fair.

Most people failed to hold on to it, and they could only pin their unrealistic dreams on LeVine Davis.

Tonight, a song "The Death of Queen Jane" has awakened this memory again; more importantly, Renly interprets and interprets from his own perspective, and makes a choice about Le Verne's predicament. Eyes, but successfully raised the whole performance to a whole new level, this performance skill and interpretation ability is really admirable!

Two seconds later, the director of the scene finally came back to his senses, the scene lights slowly turned on, the halo that enveloped Renly spread like ripples, and the light and shadow of the memory of the 1960s slowly dissipated. The time tunnel opened again, and the audience returned to the Dolby Theater in 2014.

Rooney-Mara, who was sitting in the auditorium, quietly watched the man on the stage, the smile on the corner of her mouth lifted slightly, and the hazy tears in her eyes were shining brightly. Pointing out the outline of his body shape, the faint happiness fainted on the tip of the tongue, as if she and him were the only two left in the world.

The silent thoughts were broken by a sudden applause, Rooney raised her head sharply, and then saw Ryan Gosling stand up first, standing alone in the audience seat, sending warm greetings to Renly applause.

This made Rooney stunned for a moment, and then she reacted, her smile fully bloomed, and after half a beat, she also stood up and gave a high respect by applauding, but the hazy tears in her eyes were still halo There was a slight flicker in it, and there was a deep affection that only she herself knew.

Then, Ethan Cohen and Joel Cohen, Cate Blanchett, Carey Mulligan, Leonardo DiCaprio, Scarlett Johansson... blah blah, all Everyone stood up one after another, and thunderous applause swept like a tsunami.

For compliment, even more tribute.

In the Dolby Theater, more and more guests stood up, and finally it evolved into a grand standing of the audience.

The mighty waves of people spread out within sight, and every guest without exception expressed the complicated and indescribable emotions in their hearts with a standing ovation. I have tasted it, but it is undeniable that Renly's live performance once again proved his appeal and influence, presenting the aftermath of the "Drunken Country Ballad" in a different way.

On this foundation alone, Renly's musical talent is indeed unique.

It's hard to imagine that at the Oscars, the performance of an original song can win such treatment, not to mention whether it is unprecedented or not, but it is certain that this is indeed one of the important moments tonight , once again showing Renly's outstanding strength beyond popularity and fame!

From Pharrell's "Happy" to Renly's "Death to Queen Jane," two consecutive Best Original Song-nominated performances have blown the house, in different ways, and awards trends aside, at least tonight's The awards ceremony is indeed more and more interesting.

Twitter is frying again.

"Am I dazzled? Or did I misunderstand? Why did I travel to the kerosene lamp bar in just one second during this performance?"

"Did no one notice? The look in the master's last interlude, that's Le Verne Davis!"

"I always feel that there is more to this performance, but I can't say it. Can someone answer it?"

"Personal opinion: The young master told the final choice of Levin Davis with the performance just now. Even if he falters, even if there is no exit, he will persevere."

"Audiences who haven't watched 'Drunk Town Ballad' said they were interested because of the song."

"Am I the only one who finds it boring and hypocritical? This performance is really rotten, I just don't know what it is, and the music doesn't have any memory points. I don't know why it was nominated."

"Bala, blah, blah... it's all useless nonsense. I knew that as long as it was a performance by Renly, a group of people would definitely come to follow the trend and support the stinky feet, as expected."

"In terms of musical expression, Renly Hall is really a top figure. I suggest those viewers who don't understand it to take a closer look at the background of this song and this movie, okay?"

"After watching this performance, I am even more willing to believe that Levine chose to persevere after all. Instead of returning to the ship as a crew member, he continued to be a down-to-earth and vicissitudes of folk singer. Perhaps, he was poor and even poor all his life; Maybe, no one knows about his life; maybe, one day he froze to death in the street, but he never betrayed himself."

"I knew there were people who didn't like it. Just like no one can read LeVine Davis, very few people can really understand Renly Hall. I'm actually quite happy because I really like him."

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The activity of social networking platforms has become one of the highlights of the evening, whether it is complaints or discussions, all of which are focused on the Oscars. The academy can finally relax now.

After the performance, the director switched the camera, Renly was about to leave, and then saw Alan appearing on the right side of the stage, ready to do the next round-up.

"Hey, man. Great show!" Allen gave Renly a quick hug, before falling on Renly's guitar. "Do you mind?"

"No, I don't mind." Renly didn't react, but still handed the guitar to Alan and winked with a smile, "It's been a good performance so far, keep going!"

After cheering, Renly turned around quickly and left the stage, handing over the live broadcast time to Allen.

Returning to the side stage, the field of vision became narrow and dark again, and the surrounding people were whispering congratulations and admiration, and then Renly saw the figures of Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Emma Watson.

Joseph's face still had the iconic "囧" eyebrows, and the whole face was full of joy; while Emma, ​​who was standing beside him, seemed restrained and restrained, and raised her hand unnaturally to sort out her own. Broken hair, eyes dodging slightly - fortunately, at this time in the crowd, no one will notice such details, at least for ordinary people.

"Emma, ​​hurry up. Hurry up!" Joseph called out repeatedly, greeting Emma, ​​and walked quickly towards Renly without pausing. There were still several strides away, and Joseph exclaimed in admiration, "Wow. Oh, great show! Really great show! I must say, 'Drunken Country Ballads' was my favorite movie of 2013! Just acted! My wife really liked it!"

Facing Joseph's enthusiasm, the smile on Renly's mouth rose, "Then I can rest assured. Performing on such occasions always makes my stomach a little uncomfortable."

Out of the corner of his eye, he saw Emma, ​​but instead of her usual pomp and grace, she stood quietly behind Joseph, playing the role of a vase, as if hoping that Renly would not notice her.

However, in such an occasion, how could it not be noticed?

Renly nodded towards Emma with a smile, "Emma."

"Renly." Emma also nodded hastily, but her eyes dropped immediately - this guy full of elegant gentleman's demeanor in front of him is simply a devil. The coldness and blood above the Cannes Film Festival are more turbulent and terrible.

Joseph was immersed in his excitement and did not notice Emma's abnormality. He also tried to communicate with Renly about the movie "Drunken Country Ballad", but the backstage of the award ceremony seemed not to be the most crowded. A good place, because someone walked over again shortly after, interrupting the conversation between them.

But Emma breathed a sigh of relief, patted Joseph on the shoulder, gestured towards the bathroom, and then turned around and left first. Emma and Joseph were responsible for presenting the Best Visual Effects Award. There are no more tasks, even if they are separated.

Joseph still stayed where he was; while Emma tried to suppress her fears and avoid running wild, standing next to Renly, she could barely breathe, and she just wanted to get away from that guy now. Turning her head sharply to confirm that Renly was not tracking her whereabouts, Emma breathed a sigh of relief and continued to walk towards the bathroom.

Renly didn't really care about Emma's departure, he was having a cordial conversation with Chris-lawrence.

"It's a pity that you weren't in the audience. Although I just said it in my acceptance speech, I still need to express my thanks in person - thank you, thank you for your wonderful performance!" Chris Lawrence gave Renly gave a big hug, ignoring the fact that Renly resisted the hug.

Neil-Corbould, who was standing next to him, patted Chris on the shoulder, "God, all the women here are killing you with their eyes."

Chris and Neil are both core members of the "Gravity" special effects team - Emma and Joseph teamed up to present the best VFX award as Renly stood by to perform, and the "Gravity" crew beat out "Steel". "Man 3", "The Hobbit 2" and "Star Trek: Darkness" and other works, won the first Golden Man trophy tonight.

"I know I know, but if they know, I've seen Renly's naked body..." Chris Lawrence let go of Renly and joked playfully, and everyone laughed, "I forgot all about it. Well, the performance was amazing! Although I was a little jealous of the 'Drunken Country Ballad' crew, the performance was really amazing!"

The arrival of Renly made the backstage of the awards ceremony very lively again, especially after a wonderful performance, and "Gravity" finally ushered in a good start tonight, and everything seemed to be on the right track.

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