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Eulalia 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Everyone has the equal right to pursue love and enjoy happiness!
I only read a little of the original book, and I read a lot of comments saying that the movie has been adapted a lot, but I think it’s actually more adapted, as long as the general idea and the central idea of the book are expressed, I don’t think it’s too bad, people There is no need to be too...
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Meggie 2022-04-20 09:01:44
Old men tease, ignorant girls are deceived, is it like this?
I have read the original book, but I haven't seen other film and television adaptations of Jane Eyre. For those who don't know much about film art, I can tell you my intuitive feeling after watching this film.
For a 2-hour movie to express the original work, the choice of plot must be done. I...
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Jeffrey 2021-12-15 08:01:14
The narrative in the first half is great. In contrast, the turns in the second half are slightly abrupt and hasty, and the chemistry of the hero and heroine is still not enough. Other than that, the photography and soundtrack are as good as ever. Mia is too miserable, and Uncle Fa is too charming. I recommend it to British controllers!
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Hyman 2022-04-24 07:01:09
The adaptation is just right. On Mia's face, I saw the character that Jane Eyre should have. In Michael's speech and behavior, I felt the temperament that Rochester should have. The whole story made me realize the weight of their mutual affection. The picture is exquisite but appropriate, and the music is not brilliant but just right. The only shortcoming is that the male and female protagonists are too beautiful, a small subversion
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