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Damaris 2022-03-15 09:01:05
If we continue to investigate these disparate authors in order to better discover the possible validity of a certain concept, it should be said that at the beginning of the entire color film, Minnelli has turned absorption into this new image dimension. The power of pure cinema. For example, the role of dreams in his works: dreams are just a way of absorbing colors. His musical works, as well as other types of films, continue the boredom of being completely absorbed by his own dreams,...
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Treva 2022-03-14 14:12:26
Moving, pure and cute, the world in the fairy tale staged a live-action...
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Lenna 2022-01-12 08:01:25
What I really can’t accept this film is the story. If the values of drunken fans are unique to that period in Paris, Gaston finally decided to marry Gigi, who has evolved into a vulgar woman that once made him invisible. It’s really too harsh. The turning point of HE, what's more, this so-called love is all inexplicable... The lower part of the male protagonist's face looks like Sean...
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Crawford 2022-01-12 08:01:25
The song is nice, the clothes are nice, and then it's gone...
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Haylee 2022-01-12 08:01:25
Supplement to watch the big screen 2 years ago. Classic, I recently learned that the stage version Miss Audrey Hepburn had done it, and it was the performance that was invited to the audition for the Roman...
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Stephan 2022-01-12 08:01:25
"It's so pure and unpretentious and completely different from those glamorous bastards outside", the set composition and color matching can be called master...
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Jewell 2022-01-12 08:01:25
Musical: a good musical, it's also my first time watching a...
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Daniela 2022-01-12 08:01:25
Maybe this is a masculine pornographic film, the whole film reveals the stench of big men. GIGI is a virgin girl, the object of male desire, and females are male playthings, and they can succeed with their wealth. Women are disciplined to be stunners who surrender to men. Especially setting up an old pervert to tell the story from beginning to end, it was disgusting to me. Only the costumes and sets are...
Gigi Comments
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Hubert 2022-01-12 08:01:25
Bright colors and exquisite clothing
Golden Powder World Gigi (1958)—The 31st Oscar for Best Film
1. The film is very particular about styling, and the production of art and clothing is very luxurious, and the use of color is very important, so the visual effect of the film is very outstanding.
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Trevion 2022-01-12 08:01:25
To subdue a rich second-generation uncle
In fact, I quite like the
uncle xloli combination of this film and the
various trainings between the two generations.
The tradition of love.
Falling in love is originally a very delicate and cumbersome thing, and even flirting is a highly knowledgeable subject. Modern clothes don’t even bother to...
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Honore Lachaille: [after Gaston vents his frustration over Gigi's rejection Honore seeks to distract his nephew] Do you know how long it will take you to forget her? Tomorrow noon at the latest. So now why don't you consult your little book and meet me at Maxim's tonight?
Gaston Lachaille: Splendid idea!
Honore Lachaille: I would suggest a redhead. Try Michele, I saw her last night and she looked heavenly.
Gaston Lachaille: I'll call her at once.
Honore Lachaille: You should, she doesn't have many good years left
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[Aunt Alicia leaves her apartment for the first time in decades after hearing Gigi has rejected Gaston. She storms into the Alvarez apartment]
Aunt Alicia: Now, would you repeat that again, please?
Madame Alvarez: She... she doesn't want to.
Aunt Alicia: She doesn't want to.?
Madame Alvarez: She doesn't want to.
Aunt Alicia: Such stupidity is without equal in the entire history of human relations. It must be your fault. It must be! You must have emphasized all the difficulties instead of all the delights. What did you say to the little monster?
Madame Alvarez: Oh no, Alicia! Gigi perhaps is a little slow about certain things but just because she isn't attracted to Gaston Lachaille doesn't make her a monster.
Aunt Alicia: Doesn't make her a princess!
