War and Peace

Morris 2022-01-20 08:04:10

Many years ago, in high school, after reading "War and Peace", I talked to a good friend about the characters in the book. He is a boy, and his favorite character is Natasha. And I, of course, love Duke Andrey.

Prince Andrey is not cute. He said.

The Duke is indeed not a lovely character. He is too...

Ike 2022-01-20 08:04:10

Wipe:

Eternal desire for life.

Demarco 2022-04-23 07:04:08

Too good to say anything! There is no one before or after, and it is hard to come by. Such a magnificent spirit and extreme art are none other than the Tsarist Russian Empire. This film is not only the elegant atmosphere of classicism, but in fact, the lens usage is very avant-garde in many details. Many people may think that the Soviet regime will definitely add salt and vinegar to the past of the Tsarist Russian Empire, but in fact, whether it was the Soviet Russia period in the Tsarist Russia period or the current republic period, the pride of the Russians is always the nobility of the nation. The ice front is the birch forest, the Volga River is the Kremlin, and it is Tolstoy. One hundred years ago, Napoleon lost to the ice and snow in the extreme north. One hundred years later, Hitler lost again here. Moscow was bombed to the ground and it was still Moscow. It can last for many years. The nation guarding the extreme north has to write a word of service

Davonte 2022-04-24 07:01:23

The second brush will be in Shanghai Cinema in May 2021. Only such a grand system can match Tolstobo's profound original work. War and peace are the biggest pair of contradictions in human history, and because of the uncertainty of human nature, neither party can have the absolute upper hand, just as the development of the plot of the movie and the shaping of characters are also uncertain between nationalism and humanism. The director poured most of his enthusiasm into Natasha, who turned into a butterfly at the end of the film is undoubtedly the incarnation of the Russian people who have experienced hardships but are indomitable. Although the depiction of history and Napoleon is slightly exaggerated by some excessive nationalism, and the ending is not refined enough and a little procrastinated, the film still erects an epic monument in film history.