Gorgeous to forget the horror

Abel 2022-04-22 07:01:21

If you regard "Scarlet Mountain" as a horror movie, it is at most a luxurious upgraded version of Chinese horror movies that can be shown in cinemas. But if you think of it as a European and American Qiong Yao drama with a slightly scary plot, it will look much better, with gorgeous Renaissance costumes, gloomy castles, and poignant love stories throughout. In addition to the perfect acting skills of several big names, as well as half of the P shares of Thor's younger brother, the ratings of the TV series are absolutely higher than that of Zhen Huan Chuan. In short, it is very suitable for women to watch. For the movie, the script is terrible. I haven't read the novel. I've seen a comic that is more than 100 times more terrifying than this.

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  • Zita 2022-03-28 09:01:02

    Tell me about such a luxurious and beautiful visual effect, such a great soundtrack, such a beautiful person (Sharksom!), a Gothic-style architectural background that could have been used for so many imaginative stories... why use it? Such a stupid script? Sister and brother incest cheating money to develop a record! ? This makes me look forward to this movie for so long, what a shame! ! ! ! Oh, anyway, I just went for that face, right? ! !

  • Abby 2021-11-30 08:01:29

    The high beauty of the three protagonists, including Dou Sen's glamour, can't save this bad film, and there are too many slots and I don't know where to start vomiting. Disappointed disappointed.

Crimson Peak quotes

  • Lucille Sharpe: [Looking at the dead butterflies] They're dying. They take the heat from the sun, and when it deserts them, they die.

    Edith Cushing: How sad.

    Lucille Sharpe: No, it's not sad, Edith. It's nature. It's a world of everything dying and eating each other right beneath our feet.

    Edith Cushing: Surely there's more to it than that.

    Lucille Sharpe: [Looking at Edith] Beautiful things are fragile... At home we have only black moths. Formidable creatures, to be sure, but they lack beauty. They thrive on the dark and cold.

    Edith Cushing: What do they feed on?

    Lucille Sharpe: Butterflies, I'm afraid.

  • Lucille Sharpe: You will stay here, with us... won't you? Wait for the storm to pass.

    Dr. Alan McMichael: If you insist.