Great Expectations evaluation action
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Miles 2022-04-03 09:01:12
Thanks to Charles Dickens for writing a good novel and guaranteeing the plot, but the film adaptation was a failure, the satire of the upper class was sometimes pale and ridiculous, and the love scene was unconvincing. In terms of performance, Ralph Fiennes, Helena No matter how hard Bonham Carter and several British dramas worked hard to get extra points, they couldn't equal the points deducted by many young actors. The extra points for scenes and makeup were deducted from the overall situation.
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Jerald 2022-03-29 09:01:10
The movie was actually done pretty well. When Uncle La came out, he compared everyone else... I still need to read the text for the depth.
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Joe Gargery: London, what a place... Course I wouldn't keep a pig in it myself.
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Magwitch: [sneaking up behind] Hold your noise! Hold your noise you little devil, or I'll cut your throat! Tell us your name, quick.
Young Pip: I'm Pip.
Magwitch: Once more, give it mouth!
Young Pip: Pip.
Magwitch: Ssh.
[pushing the boy down]
Young Pip: Pip, Sir. Don't sir, please!
Magwitch: [turning him upside down] You've got wills on you, boy? You've got wills on ya!
Young Pip: No, sir.
Magwitch: [puts him back on his feet] Come here. What fat cheeks you've got. Darn me if I couldn't eat 'em. Where's your mother?
Young Pip: There, sir.
[pointing at the grave]
Young Pip: Also my father, sir. My father and brothers, too.
Magwitch: Orphan, ey? Who do you live with? That's supposing I let you live.
Young Pip: My - my sister, sir. My sister, Mrs. Joe Gargery, wife of Joe Gargery, the blacksmith, sir.