Irish young man Redmond Barry had to join his uncle with his mother because of the death of his father. Soon the war broke out between Britain and France. It turned out that she fell in love with Barry's cousin who had an affair. She fell in love with the recruiting captain. Barry duel with the captain and shot the captain. In order to avoid hunting, Barry became a recruit in the infantry regiment. In the army, he learned from a soldier who participated in the duel that the captain was not dead. Barry's uncle's family made hands and feet on the pistol in order to get married, and now the cousin and the captain are married. There were many deaths and injuries in the army, and Barry was bored, so he pretended to be an officer and mixed into the Prussian Allied Forces. Unexpectedly, he was quickly seen through and had to join the Prussian army. Barry was highly regarded for saving the coach in the battle and was sent to investigate whether an Irish knight was a spy. However, he fell in love with the knight and then took the opportunity to leave Prussia to run a casino in France. Barry decided to go into the upper class, and managed to marry the wealthy and status Madame Linden, renamed Barry Linden, and obtained the knighthood by means. After learning the truth, Mrs. Linden decided to run away with her ex-husband's son Blinden. Barry's biological son also died in an accident. Mrs. Linden attempted to commit suicide after losing her beloved son. Barry lost a leg in a duel with Brinden, and he was bound by debts and had to leave Mrs. Linden in exchange for an annuity to survive. Since then, Barry has tried to make a comeback, but he has lost his luck in the past.
Barry Lyndon movie plot
2021-11-13 08:01
Extended Reading
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Eileen 2022-03-22 09:01:35
#DocumentaryPhoto# The film is over three hours long but does not feel redundant. It is divided into two parts. The first part tells the history of Raymond Barry's fortune, and the second part tells how he came to a tragic ending. The life legend of the poor boy of the ghost horse can always resonate, such as Mr. Jin Yong's "The Deer". In terms of appearance, Kubrick's masterpiece is comparable to Bergman's "Fanny and Alexander". A frame is like a classical oil painting, and the soundtrack that integrates classical and modern comes one after another, and Kubrick's multi-faceted diversity is also vividly reflected in the film. He never repeats himself, but he is able to play with ease in any kind of film and shoot a shocking masterpiece. "Barry Lyndon" has long surpassed the shackles of traditional biopics, and has discovered a new artistic world between absurdity and strangeness. It can be said that "Barry Lyndon" is an anti-traditional and non-mainstream biopic, and sincere As the ending subtitle says, it is only the people and things of a specific historical period. As time passes by, no matter the beauty, the ugly, the good or the evil, or the poor and the poor, they will all be treated equally by history. And this may be Kubrick's view of history and life, right?
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Eula 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Edmund Barry is a typical Irish figure, passionate and sensitive, brave and irascible, plus a little bit of cunning. He can win in duels, turn around in wars, play a little clever in flashy Europe, and win the hearts of women in love, but he is destined to fail to integrate into the orderly but lifeless high society of England. The two nations of England and Ireland are so incompatible, but they are always intertwined. Edmund's forced departure from Ireland because of the English, and her expulsion from England by the English, may be regarded as a metaphor for the fate of the Irish nation: she must be prepared to sacrifice her nobility to meet England, but she must not imagine nobility. England will accept her. Laoku's films are as neat as ever, but some of the streamlining of the story is somewhat regrettable. The candlelight scenes are beautiful, and the legendary f/0.7 lens lives up to its name.
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Narrator: [voice-over] Barry's first taste of battle was only a skirmish against a small rearguard of Frenchmen who occupied an orchard beside a road down which, a few hours later, the English main force would wish to pass. Though this encounter is not recorded in any history books, it was memorable enough for those who took part.
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Captain Grogan: [dying] I've only a hundred guineas left to give you for I lost the rest at cards last night. Kiss me, me boy, for we'll never meet again.