Tulip Fever evaluation action

2022-03-23 08:01
The film is not a fully bloomed, energetic story, but an elegantly placed still life in search of a spark of dynamism.
There is nothing in the so-called zeitgeist of the film that has enough weight to nail the story, and the whole gives the audience a stereotyped feeling, and this stereotype is not because the historical background is set 380 years ago.
"Tulip Fever," the floral fiasco, is so lifeless that you don't feel any pulse at all.  
The most embarrassing aspect of "Tulip Fever" is its narrative structure, and its attempt to force an analogy between the love story line and the speculation in the tulip bulb market, so that the underground love between the protagonists can be seen from the character's point of view. The motivation to go up is insufficient, and the overall setting is broken.
The film is actually a collection of multiple romances, in which characters often make bad decisions and then try to avoid the worst consequences. "Tulip Fever" lacks a neutral perspective, and the protagonist Sophia is more of a mystery, handcuffed by the screenwriter. For fans of historical dramas, the film will be a decent pastime, but emotionally unimpressive, which makes the audience wonder.  
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Extended Reading
  • Kenny 2022-03-25 09:01:23

    "Baidu Netdisk" HD projection screen

  • Torey 2022-03-24 09:03:53

    Three and a half. A movie that makes me want to watch just by the name of the movie. The ending is rather gratifying. What impressed me the most was the tears that the heroine quietly shed because of the rich husband's grieving reaction when she was suspended from death. ps: When I first saw the second girl, I felt that she was more rich and noble than the heroine, and wearing brocade clothes was more in line with the temperament of a lady.

Tulip Fever quotes

  • Maria: [narrating] Soon after, the government stepped in and banned tulip trading. Overnight, the market crashed. Thousands were left destitute. All this stemmed from a love of beauty, a passion for flowers whose lives are even briefer than our own. But while the blooms had faded, the paintings remained.

  • Maria: [narrating] Stories don't end. They only go their separate ways. We take leave of them. Not knowing what comes after.

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