In Paris in the nineteenth century, poor Jean Valjeantried to steal bread for a starving child, and was sentenced to 19 years of hard labor by a full-bodied judge. After being released from prison, the desperate Jean Valjean was taken in by the kind Bishop Miliere for the night, but he stole the bishop's silverware and escaped, and was later captured by the police. The bishop claimed that the silverware was given to him, which saved Jean Valjean from being arrested. The words and deeds of the bishop influenced Jean Valjean. He changed his name to Madeleine, and from then on, he changed his mind and worked hard. Ten years later, he became a successful businessman and became the mayor of the city. At this time, Sergeant Sha Wei, who had arrested him beforeappeared, trying to find him in trouble. During this period, Jean Arjean learned of the tragic experience of the prostitute Fantineand promised to take care of her illegitimate daughter Cosette. Eight years have passed, and the peaceful life has resurrected. As an adult, Cosettefell in love with the republican young Marius. The uprising of the people of Paris broke out and the rogue Nadi broke out. Ai and Jean Valjean met again on a narrow road, and Javert, the Sheriff, who had never given up on hunting Jean Valjean for many years, appeared in front of Jean Valjean again.
Les Misérables movie plot
2021-10-20 17:21
Extended Reading
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Deshaun 2022-03-24 09:01:22
The art form is too high-end, singing the whole process, it feels like groaning without illness, and unable to appreciate it. After all, movies are not operas.
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Magnus 2022-04-24 07:01:03
All kinds of characters mix and match, gladiator, Wolverine, X-Men, become Jane Austen, Sirius's sister. . . (Hey, that's enough!) I haven't seen a musical for a long time. The front is a bit boring, but the back is very exciting. It can be viewed as a piece of French history, if I remember correctly
A total of four times, the last time I cried, I believe the effect of the stage play is better
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Javert: Listen, my friends, I have done as I said. I have been to their lines, I have counted each man. I will tell what I can. Better beware, they have armies to spare. And our danger is real, we will need all our cunning to bring them to heel.
Enjolras: Have faith! If you know what their movements are, we'll spoil their game. There are ways that a people can fight. We shall overcome their power!
Javert: I have overheard their plans, there will be no attack tonight. They intend to starve you out, before they start a proper fight. Concentrate their force, hit us when it's light.
Gavroche: Liar! Good evening, dear inspector! Lovely evening, my dear! I know this man, my friends, his name's Inspector Javert! So don't believe a word he says, because none of it's true. This only goes to show what little people can do.
Courfeyrac: Bravo, little Gavroche, you're the top of the class.
Combeferre: So what are we going to do with this snake in the grass?
Enjolras: Take this man and throw him in the tavern in there. The people will decide your fate, Inspector Javert.
Javert: Shoot me now or shoot me later, every schoolboy to his sport! Death to each and every traitor, I renounce your people's court!
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Javert: Monsieur le Mayor, I have a crime to declare. I have disgraced the uniform that I wear. I've done you wrong; let no forgiveness be shown. I've been as hard on every rogue I have known. I mistook you for a convict; I have made a false report. Now I learn they caught the culprit; he's about to face the court. And of course he now denies it; you'd expect that of a con. But he couldn't run forever, no not even Jean Valjean.
Jean Valjean: You say this man denies it all and gives no sign of understanding or reptentance? You say this man is going to trial and that he's sure to be returned to serve his sentence?
Javert: He will pay, and so must I. Press charges against me, sir.
Jean Valjean: You have only done your duty. It's a minor sin, at most. All of us have made misjudgments; you'll return, sir, to your post.