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Jacklyn 2023-07-14 12:38:39
I haven't read the original book, but the film is very textured and the atmosphere is in place. It unfolds layer by layer. A country boy grows up into a decent doctor. Because a visit to a doctor awakens his childhood dream, he turns into an obsession, a terrible murderer... for the...
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Eryn 2023-07-11 13:52:04
Declining mansions are the siege of class. People below want to go up, and people above want to come down. When all attempts to flow have ended in failure, class solidification has become the real driving force of the tragedy. As an unreliable narrator, the doctor has many close-ups of the face, the focus is very short, the eyes are bright but the ears are blurred, and every minute is like wearing a mask, including shaving and driving. Compared with Abrahamson's previous work, the rhythm is not...
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Carter 2023-06-24 21:02:17
suitable for british...
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Jayme 2023-06-22 15:44:21
Real Estate Eats People (. Although the novel is in the front, it still makes me feel like a story about a phoenix man who cheated on the house and killed a rich family with resentment (x trouble is in it, sex is cold, depressed, decadent, and the middle-aged barefoot doctor is really good, and then The whole thing is still rubbish AU. There are scary places, but it's not that kind of scary, atmosphere... I might prefer...
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Flavio 2023-06-22 08:05:01
As a Gleason fan, I really feel that this story is more suitable for the form of a BBC classic adaptation. It's basically a story about a Phoenix man who gradually goes crazy for revenge because of his psychological imbalance. Thriller and suspense are okay, but I don't like the heroine very much. Auntie Rampling, this temperament is so strong, I am full of thoughts that I will become like this when I get...
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Rosanna 2023-06-19 17:27:59
Eerie and incomprehensible depressing...
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Camryn 2023-06-13 03:40:52
I don't know how the original works. The film is neither scary nor suspenseful. Only the Tiffany Blue is good enough, and it contrasts with the obscure and gloomy whole...
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Antonette 2023-06-11 09:44:42
Calm and restrained...
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Ward 2023-06-11 03:35:45
I prefer to think that there is no eccentricity in this story. In the changing times, the down-and-out landlord class and the proletariat who are suffering for their identity, the male protagonist is really insane. The most normal person in the whole film should be the little maid. Caroline is sober enough or can't escape the cage. Originally, I thought that the best ending for the house, which symbolized the glory and shackles of the old era, should be to burn it down with a...
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Polly 2023-06-03 20:44:37
Decaying Manor Movie. If you think about it, Atonement, Downton, Maurice, and it might just be the story. I haven't finished the book, and from what I've watched, the movie's horror part is relatively short. But the answer to who is stranger is clearer than the book. The photography is beautiful, cool and humid. Gave a lot of close-ups. The clip is weird. It's a pity that this metamorphosis is so...
The Little Stranger Comments
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Casimer 2022-09-15 12:22:46
Rooted in childhood desires
From the beginning, the film shows that the manor with a large dark green landscape with British characteristics gradually decays. When the male protagonist returns to this place after a lapse of many years, the memories of his childhood can be reappeared. The life of aristocrats is unreachable....
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Elda 2022-10-08 09:36:39
"Little Stranger" dreams often end with a monster
It is best to watch British movies or TV dramas on a gloomy winter day or a sunny afternoon in summer, which is about to usher in the longest sunset. If you slept the longest afternoon, when you wake up, you are already old and different.
The movie "The Little Stranger" is like that...
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Faraday: [Voice over] The first time I saw Hundreds Hall was July 1919. An Empire Day fete, the summer after the Great War. I'd passed by its gates often enough, never imagining they would open to me, a common village boy. There was bunting and cakes and all manner of games. And, at the heart of it, the Ayres family. So happy and handsome back then. But it was the house itself, still in its glory, which somehow impressed me terribly. My mother had described the place often. But seeing it myself for the first time, nothing could have prepared me for the spell it cast that day.
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Caroline Ayres: We've lost the trick of company. Mother won't have guests with the house so shabby.
