How do you rate Mad Men? What is the finale of Mad Men?

If you want to select the 10 most classic American dramas, then Mad Men will definitely be among them, no surprises, when I first saw this TV series, I actually didn't feel anything, but after just watching three episodes, I think this TV series is really very, very good, he described the entrepreneurial development of American advertising people in the sixties and seventies and the balance between family business and life, and told us with a unit narrative of one story per episode, How did the joys and sorrows of an advertising man and the development of this industry? A rare American drama, an American drama worth watching.

Mad Men is set in the United States in the 60s of the last century, with SCDP and other advertising agencies on Madison Avenue as the stage, and truly portrays the life, work and thrilling business game of a group of advertising practitioners. In addition to unveiling the mystery of the operation of the advertising industry and outlining the pulse of the vicissitudes of the times, "Mad Men" also tries to explore the inner struggles of every ordinary person in a complex society full of hypocrisy, deception, desire, and pressure, and deconstructs ordinary people in the face of marriage, family, work, interpersonal relationships, emotions, midlife crisis, and gender discrimination. Even the difficult choices made during the moral dilemma show the fierce collision of different values and the different fates of the little people, which is extremely enlightening to the audience.

The costumes of the characters in the play have also set off a retro style in the fashion industry, and the American "Newsweek" once said in its evaluation of "Mad Men" that the audience "can completely turn off the sound and only appreciate the costumes of the characters in the play". In addition, the competition in the advertising industry shown in the play is almost the same as reality, and some typical cases are deeply loved by people in the advertising industry. "Mad Men" is set in the United States in the 1960s, restoring the political background and social events at that time, bringing more realism to the audience.

The vivid characters in the foreground are clear and virtual, and the historical background of reality is blurred in the background, but they can be perfectly blended, and every step of the former reflects the latter, and the latter gives the former a reason to walk any step. Changing the thin waist skirt one by one, wearing the tooth-white shirt one by one, drinking the wine juice at the bottom of the cup, and the tobacco leaning between the fingers, New York in the 60s is completely displayed in front of you, taking away all your nostalgia for the current world.

I think Mad Men is a very good drama, the screenwriter of this drama is a very talented person, it can express the little things in life at the beginning, between the plain and the water, maybe life is like this, both plain and wonderful. And he showed the life of New York in the 60s completely, in the audience's field of vision.

This is a TV series that requires the audience's input and thinking from beginning to end. Only when you bury your head in the air of New York in the 60s, stand in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of the office to see every expression of the characters, and distinguish their trajectories from the past to the present, can you truly read the old times and intertwined fates carried in the play.

Comedy and black humor unlike anything else that needs to be chewed on slowly. This drama is full of a retro and sullen temperament in its bones, the actor is great and great, and he has the style of a nostalgic actor. The set and cinematography are also very comfortable, and the story is of the slow heat type, with multiple foreshadowings before the final episodes unfold one by one.

This is an American drama produced by American Movie Classics. He has won the Emmy Award for Best TV Series in the Drama category for four consecutive years. The women at that time in the play will not be very thin, and the pace of life will not be too fast.

The ending song of each episode is good.

The screenwriter of Mad Men has this kind of ability, and can write the laughter and anger of life in the plain like water.

It's so plain that you think it's life, but with a quiet thunder, it always gives people a shock under the surface of calm.

Life is like that, and it's even more so in an advertising agency.

I feel like the ending is really exciting. Many of the clips are still fresh in my memory. Don gave his car to the teenager he had just met, leaving him sitting lonely on the side of the road.

For Mad Men fans, Joan's decision came as no surprise. She learned from Ken Cosgrove that Dow Chemical was working on a short film recently and was in dire need of a producer. After much consideration, Joan decided to accept the position.

She tries to convince Peggy Olson to quit her job and join her, but Peggy clearly has her own plans.

Don kept in touch with his daughter, Sally Draper, throughout his travels. During a phone call, Sally tells him that Betty has cancer and that Don plans to go home immediately, but Betty refuses. She didn't want to spend the last part of her life arguing with Don over custody of her daughter.

She told Don, "I just want to live in peace now, so I don't want you here." ”

Roger and Marie's underground romance finally dawned, although they were still bickering most of the time. He tells Joan that he and Marie are getting married, and that he is amending his will so that when he dies, their children will also receive a share of the property. There are so many highlights.

It's really a good one to recommend**.

Although fans of this drama are complaining about the blunt ending and the suspicion of making up for it, it is this kind of ending that is also the best and most exciting ending. Everyone in the play has achieved what they want, harvested love, created a career, and even had their own private jet, and even Don, who had been confused in Madison Square, realized his previous self in the final practice and ushered in his new life.

The finale, which is very beautiful, is a happy ending, and men and women live happily together.

The finale is also not out of cliché. It's the male and female protagonists together.

The finale is a happy life for the male protagonist and the female protagonist.

The underground love of the hero and heroine is finally kept open and sees the sun.

It's not easy to send it now, put it in your heart, 666xmy㏇㎡

The finale is that the male protagonist and the female protagonist are together, the old routine.

I forgot the ending, but it was very beautiful and worth watching.

Sally informs Dreiper of Betty's lung cancer, hoping that Dreber will get Betty and Henry together. Roger decided to marry and amended his will, leaving a large fortune for Joan and his son. Draper met Stephanie in California, and he was dedicated to helping her, but Stephanie didn't say goodbye and drove away from his car.

Joan plans a new project, and she asks Page to partner with her on a new venture, but Richard leaves her because of it. Ruiz finally confesses his love to Paige, and the two solve the misunderstanding and kiss passionately at the company.

It was a wonderful feeling to get married, and there were many things that touched me.

The luxurious writing team, a strong cast, the colors, lighting, and actors' costumes in the play are very in place, the script is more attractive, the characters are more successful, the advertising creativity is wonderful, and the advertising industry is brilliant.

1. Introduction. Mad Men is an American period drama, produced by AMC, created by Matthew Wiener, starring Joe Hamm, Elizabeth, etc. The story is set in an advertising agency on Madison Avenue in New York in the sixties of the nineteenth century, focusing on the life and work of the advertising people in the unit, and their various experiences and encounters in the process of pursuing the "American dream", reflecting the current situation of society at that time, showing a series of violent social, economic, and political upheavals. This film is very dramatic, the plot is ups and downs, and it is a masterpiece of conscience.

Second, the luxurious production team.

Produced by the producers and screenwriters of the original "Sopranos", it is carefully produced and personally arranged, and every plot is carefully choreographed.

Third, the cast is strong.

The leading actors, including Joe Hamm, Elizabeth Moss, Jerry Jones, Vincent Calliser, etc., are all powerful actors with superb acting skills, and they have a good grasp of the characters and expressions in the play, and their performances are attentive. <>

Fourth, the advertising creativity in the play is wonderful.

Dare to be bold and innovative, based on the social environment at that time, use people's nostalgia, give full play to the imagination space, show the advertising idea, and even the advertising industry can inspire inspiration. <>

Fifth, the character creation is successful.

The portrayal of the male protagonist Don Draper is extremely successful. The acting skills are superb and deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The characters are realistic, not detached from reality.

Sixth, the plot is fascinating.

In terms of plot arrangement, he is actively close to life, showing the real side, not imaginative, detached from reality, using nostalgia, grasping the needs of the audience, and increasing ratings.

7. Award records.

From 2008 to 2015, he won more than 20 Emmy Awards.

Summary: Mad Men is excellent, outstanding and impeccable. The most attractive thing is the advertising creative, which is simply a textbook existence, and it is a collection of industry inspiration. Recommend**.

The most noteworthy thing is that because this drama reflects the story of the 60s, the colors, lighting, and actors' costumes in the play are very in place. The script is also very engaging, a true and powerful reflection of the glory of the advertising industry at the time, especially the brilliant advertising ideas in the film, which even industry insiders say can be inspiring. The creation of characters is also very successful.

A bold production team. focuses on the nostalgic style, relying on details to beat other series of plots, and the cast is relatively strong. Most of the props in the show come from second-hand stores.

The four seasons are close to finishing.

Needless to say, it is well-made, AMC really spent a lot of money on this drama, and it is said that it was shot on film film, so from the perspective of the picture, it is really delicate, and it makes people feel that they are indeed in the United States in the 50s of the last century, and the picture has a sense of nostalgia. As a result, it has won many awards in production.

However, in terms of story, it is a bit dragged, and sometimes the camera will stay on the person's expression or action to show the complex emotions of the characters. It should be said that it is a drama that develops human nature very thoroughly, and the characters in it are also impressive. Of course, the relationship between the characters is also super chaotic - but there is still no Gray mess =,= If you like Gray then recommend this show.

8 over, if you're a fast-paced, suspenseful ** like lie to me, cis, then mad men is really not for you, unless you want to calm down and explore human nature.

Personally, I feel that this is a New York version of "In the Mood for Love" from the 60s of the last century. The men wore suits and leather shoes, their hairstyles were always unmessy, and they poured the contents of their cups shallowly, and exhaled the smoke rings; Women take elegance as their duty, and office girls, housewives (unlike "Crazy Housewives"), professional artists, and freelance artists take to the stage to put on a show of American 60s costumes and demeanors.

But it is better than "In the Mood for Love" in a way. The English title of "In the Mood for Love" is just an emotional expression about "love", and you can't really find yourself in it, nor can you see a real illusion with texture. "Mad Men" is different, and when it started its first season, "New York Times" commented:

It is a love letter to 1960s America that contains both bitter irony and passion. ”

For special advertising groups, Sterling Coope Advertising Company has shown us a period of advertising industry that cannot be replicated. From a tiny Luckystrike cigar to a candidate for the first choice, John Kennedy, Creative Director Don has led a group of mature youngsters on a career path that even today's big advertising agencies can't match. The genius screenwriter portrays the advertising industry as almost impeccable, and the advertising creativity in the film is completely beyond textbook brainstorming and inspiration.

From this point of view, it is normal for it to be able to see the infatuation of today's advertising people.

In recent decades, Madison Street has been plagued by a recession in the industry, and the content of the advertising industry has long since changed, and few companies can continue to live on the commissions they receive from commercial and print advertising as they did a few decades ago, and not many advertisers can work as stylishly as they did in the same style. The former ** industry is still profitable and full of tricks today, but the atmosphere that filled that industry in 1960 has almost disappeared. So nostalgia and sentimentality, ideals and disillusionment, the sound and color of going to heaven ......has achieved the weight of "Mad Men" in the hearts of some people.