I saw this movie when I was very young, but the specifics are actually already vague, but the popular songs such as "Edelweiss" and "Dorami" are still catchy. Going back to "The Sound of Music" again, I recall that this is not a simple family film, and the patriotism contained in it is no less than that of a war film. Maria is obviously the character of a cute little woman who can mingle with the children, "rescue" them from the dull and boring family life, and fill the Colonel's home with warmth. She did not have the reality of many upper-class women at that time, and was more romantic and more real. She let the colonel live in a happy and warm home, and gave the colonel a habitat for his thoughts. Perhaps this is why the colonel fell in love with her greatest reason.
Colonel Trapp, I have to say this is a really charming man, no wonder he was able to attract a tutor in his 20s to marry him in his 40s. The original Colonel was like a machine, not only himself, but he seemed to want to turn his own children into a machine too, asking for seven children like a soldier, but it can also be seen that although the children were a little afraid of him, as soon as they took them out. The whistle was obediently standing in a military posture, but at the dinner on the first day, it could be seen that in private life, the colonel was not so stubborn and rigid, and at most he was just demanding. It was only later that I found out that this is a stereotypical soldier, this is simply a representative who can flirt!
He handled the problem very cleanly. After realizing his feelings for Maria, he immediately explained the situation to his wife, and soon married Maria. He is not a political figure who wants to look at marriage to maintain himself. Compared with his career, Maybe he still values his country and family more. As for why it is necessary to train my own children so seriously, I am guessing now that maybe apart from the blow caused by the death of my ex-wife, I still feel that this society is not stable, and I realize that the situation in the future may change, and I can train a little bit, at least the children Not pampered, able to endure some hardships of the environment. Of course, this is also my personal guess, a thousand readers have a thousand Harry Potter.
The Baroness is really a character I like very much, she is really elegant, beautiful and generous.
Her husband passed away, and a friend she shared with the colonel thought that these two excellent men and women would not let their money go to the outside world, so they could just be together. In getting along with the colonel, the wife also sincerely believed that the colonel was a good marriage partner, but Coincidentally, the appearance of Maria made the two of them have no relationship. What I like about Madam is that although it can be seen that the colonel has a good impression of Maria, she is not like the villain in some novels or TV series. Like the second female, she used some means to separate the two, and she did not give up without doing anything like some white lotus flowers. She still tried her best, and at the same time treated the colonel and Maria with the most perfect attitude. Leaving gracefully. The sentence "I need a man who depends on me, even if it depends on my money" before she left, really made me cry.
In addition, because this is a musical film, it is also a film and televisionization of a musical, and the elements of music can be said to be filled with the entire film. What impressed me was Edelweiss.
In the two Edelweiss shows, the colonel was singing, one was still peaceful, and the other was over. In the first Edelweiss show, the colonel sang to the children, seemingly to meet the children's requirements, but when the colonel sang, his confusion about the future and his love for the motherland were completely revealed. The voice was not so firm and powerful, and seemed to be worrying all the time.
The second scene was after the German-Austrian merger. The German officer asked the colonel to go to Berlin to perform his duties. The colonel was about to escape with his family and sang Edelweiss at the music festival. At this time, Edelweiss, I heard the firm belief and deep love for the motherland in the voice of the colonel. Although he was a little weeping after singing, he was expressing that no matter where he was, he still loved his motherland. The people of Austria will always love their country too!
The barrage said that because it was during the merger, the colonel could not sing their national anthem, Edelweiss is to them, just like "My Motherland and Me" and "Jasmine" are for us, whenever, as long as these two songs sound , but also to represent our deep love for our country.
When watching this movie, apart from the butler, the messenger, the German officer, the audience may fall in love with every character: the lively and cheerful Maria, the gentleman's charming colonel, the elegant lady, the funny friend, the lovely child, and There are arrogant nuns. In the end, the nun said to the dean, "We have committed a crime", and then took out the parts of the car. I believe that the audience will show a kind smile for these nuns with knife-mouthed tofu heart.
"The Sound of Music" is an adaptation of a true story. The real Colonel went on a tour after fleeing to the United States. It became very popular in the United States, and even the sound appeared in the album of Elvis Presley. The Colonel died in 1947, and 20 years later, in 1967, Maria died, and now the last member of the Derap Family Choir has passed away, and the Colonel and Maria are now the youngest in charge of the choir. son. According to him, the movie and reality are actually quite different, including the order of the children, some of the Colonel's character, and Maria's love for the children (she loves the children or even the Colonel, she just likes the Colonel, and His biggest wish for marriage is to continue to take care of seven children), but so what, the Sound of Music has become a childhood and even important memory for many children, and everything it brings has long been immeasurable.
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