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Una 2023-05-31 02:05:30
It feels like a running account, and the characters are a little...
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Orin 2023-05-25 09:34:36
The Chinese homework on New Year's Day is to watch this film~ Grandpa Ian's principal is so wretched but cute, and Grandma Maggie is a goddess as always~~ There are so many acquaintances that the scenes are really good~~ It's too...
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Anabelle 2023-05-23 06:14:10
I watched Harry Potter and Professor McGonagall when I was young!...
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Lenny 2023-05-22 05:03:50
Alas... I was so upright and cute when I was a child... It's not that much of a mess...
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Nicholas 2023-05-11 03:52:15
I haven't read the first novel I read when I was a...
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Major 2023-04-13 02:59:33
Grandma Maggie Smith's acting is so good. Harry Potter was so adorable when he was a kid and look at it now tsk...
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Timmy 2023-04-08 15:34:33
The distressing little Harry Potter, the protagonist's hourly plot is...
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Federico 2023-03-31 01:32:17
Danny's performance when he was a child is more touching, he is more cute without...
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Eldora 2023-03-29 21:57:25
Never get tired of...
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Garth 2023-03-13 05:19:37
Just thought I'd seen this before. . . Dan Radcliffe is still a cute boy. . . The lady who doesn't want to be disabled is not a good...
David Copperfield Comments
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Dillon 2022-08-27 18:23:04
Feelings after the belated viewing
I was fortunate to be able to watch a movie called "David Copperfield" with my classmates in the class on the eve of the holiday. Ben didn't have much hope for the plot, but after watching it, it brought me a lot. shock.
"David Copperfield" tells the story of the protagonist David's life...
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Bette 2022-08-27 21:26:06
The growth history of little people
This is my first time writing a film review, so it has a different meaning. First of all, this movie gave me a big surprise on the actors. The actor who played the hero David Copperfield when he was a child was a well-known egg girl (surely he was the most generous when he was a child), and he...
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Murdstone: This boy, you should know, Miss Trotwood, has a sullen, rebellious spirit, a violent temper and an intractable disposition.
Miss Murdstone: Of all the boys in the world, this is the worst boy.
Betsey Trotwood: Strong, Miss Murdstone.
Miss Murdstone: But not at all too strong for the situation.
Betsey Trotwood: Indeed? Well, sir?
Murdstone: I placed this boy in a respectable business. He ran away from it. The facts, I propose, speak for themselves.
Betsey Trotwood: About this respectable business, a blacking factory, I believe. If he had been your own boy, you would have put him to it just the same, I suppose.
Murdstone: I had my own opinion. This is the best way of bringing up this particular boy. I act on them and I say no more about them.
Betsey Trotwood: I see. What else do you have to say?
Murdstone: Merely this: I have come to take my stepson back. I will deal with him as I think right and dispose of him as I think proper. If you seek to impede me in any way, if you step between us now, you do so forever.
Betsey Trotwood: What does the boy say? Are you ready to go, David?
Young David Copperfield: Please don't make me leave you, Aunt. They made my Mama very unhappy and they never cared for me. I want to stay here with you and Mr. Dick.
Betsey Trotwood: Mr. Dick, what shall I do with this child?
Mr. Dick: I'd have him measured for a suit of clothes directly.
Betsey Trotwood: Mr. Dick, give me your hand.
[She shakes his hand]
Betsey Trotwood: For your common sense is invaluable.
[Takes David in her arms]
Betsey Trotwood: I'll take my chance with the boy. If he is all you say he is, I can at least do as much for him as you have done. But I don't believe a word of it!
Murdstone: [Standing up angrily] Miss Trotwood, if you were a gentleman...
Betsey Trotwood: BAH! Stuff and nonsense! Don't talk to me!
Miss Murdstone: How exquisitely polite. Overpowering, really.
Betsey Trotwood: [to Murdstone, ignoring Jane] You think I don't know what kind of life you've led this child's mother? It was a woeful day when you first appeared, smirking, making great eyes at her, so you wouldn't say "Boo!" to a ghost!
Miss Murdstone: I've never heard anything to elegant.
Betsey Trotwood: [Still ignoring Jane] And when you'd made quite sure of the poor little thing, you began to train her and break her. Like a caged bird, wearing her life away and teaching her to sing your notes.
Miss Murdstone: 'Tis either insanity or intoxication.
Betsey Trotwood: [Still ignoring Jane] You broke her heart, then punished the boy, because of your own guilt! There's the truth for your comfort, and you and your instrument may make the most of it!
Miss Murdstone: May I inquire whom you are referring to as an instrument?
Betsey Trotwood: Good day, sir! And Goodbye!
[Murdstone leaves without a word]
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Betsey Trotwood: [to Jane Murdstone] Let me see you ride a donkey over my green again, and I'll knock your bonnet off. And tread upon it!
