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By Houston 2022-12-12 21:27:50
"Thorn Birds" Movie Diversity Notes
[Episode 1]
When Little Meggie and the priest met for the first time, the use of camera language has already fully expressed the fetters of the two on the road to the future. The story of a man and a little girl, a "Lolita", a Plato such as "Thorn Bird" in the first episode.
[Episode 2]
Little Meggie grows up, and old Mary dies.
Cruel Mary wins a bet with Father Ralph for a large sum of money. The religious beliefs that Ralph talked about, and the fiery... -
By Madyson 2022-12-01 06:38:21
It has been ten years since I saw the hardcover English version of bronzing fine lines at my cousin's house in the second year of junior high school. During the period, I have watched it countless times and recommended it to several people, but very few people really liked it as much as myself. At least in love fiction, this is an absolute masterpiece.
I thought there was a movie version of Thorn birds a long time ago, but I was extremely disappointed with Ralph after seeing the... -
By Bailee 2022-11-29 13:17:18
MAGGIE doesn't love himself enough, doesn't cherish himself enough, that's why he sees RALPH as more important than anything else, loves him at all costs, and worships him.
But he rationally ordered his needs. After firmly grasping MAGGIE's heart, he gave up on her and looked back at him occasionally.
MAGGIE is the bird, RALPH is the thorn,
she knew the pain and faced the thorn,
he knew she was in pain, and he stabbed her.
Maggie's self-sacrificing love and... -
By Jana 2022-11-29 06:21:37
I wanted to blame the cowardice of the hero, Love, but I couldn't.
His lifelong struggle for love, his dying repentance, he said: Among all the mistakes I made, the biggest one was that I never chose love. My love is half to God and half to you, but it's really my own ambition. This sentence moved me.
How many people in the world declare their selfishness and arrogance righteous without a struggle. And he's carried this struggle with him from the start, even as he feels...
By Jacynthe 2022-11-22 07:45:59
what i've learned from this mini series
There's a story...a legend...about a bird that sings just once in its life. From the moment it leaves its nest, it searches for a thorn tree...and never rests until it's found one. And then it sings...more sweetly than any other creature on the face of the earth. And singing... it impales itself on the longest, sharpest thorn. But as it dies... it rises above its own agony... to out -sing the lark and the nightingale. The thorn bird pays its life...for just one song...but the whole world...

The Thorn Birds
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- Release date March 27, 1983
- Filming locations Big Sky Ranch - 4927 Bennett Road, Simi Valley, California, USA
- Production companies David Wolper-Stan Margulies Productions, Edward Lewis Productions, Warner Bros. Television
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By Cindy 2023-09-02 19:40:15
love it! The more suppressed it will only make her...
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By Domenick 2023-06-13 06:24:14
Why did it suddenly look like it was 1983? ... ugh, I've watched it several times....
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By Merl 2023-06-11 08:55:44
I watched this drama when I was in the early stages of love, and I hoped again and again that the male and female protagonists would not be separated again, and they couldn't get together again and again. Father Ralph is wearing a slender robe as beautiful as a god, and the girl Maggie is so bright and...
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By Helmer 2023-06-10 11:59:57
The ending is still good, and the tragedy did not...
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By Kathleen 2023-05-17 17:04:55
What made me think was faith and personal concern, and what I saw was the hypocrisy in Ralph's heart. What he pursued was not God or love, but his ambition. But in fact, I have no right to comment or even accuse him. What the human heart thinks, God naturally has insight. How much inner darkness and filth can't be covered up by seemingly bright actions. In addition, it is believed that forced abstinence is an act of alienation of belief. Hey, tangled...
Movie plot
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Ralph de Bricassart: What kind of man is this Luke O'Neill, who roams about and doesn't even make a home for Meggie?
Fiona 'Fee' Cleary: The ambitious kind.
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Dane O'Neill: Mom, is this you? Oh, you were beautiful.
Meggie Cleary: Were? Oh the cruelty of youth.
Fiona 'Fee' Cleary: It was a lovely dress. Blue wasn't it?
Meggie Cleary: No, Mum, yours was blue.
Ralph de Bricassart: Meggie's dress was rose. "Ashes of Roses", it was called. And in it, she was the most beautiful thing any of us had ever seen.
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Ralph de Bricassart: How will we live without him?
Meggie Cleary: We will. Your God gathers in the good ones... and leaves the living to those of us whom fail. Your greedy God! There *is* no peace with him!