Keira Knightley's version of "Anna Karenina" definitely came to Black Anna to wash Karenin. After watching the whole movie, I fell deeply in love with Karenin (this should be a pedantic, outdated and emotionless aristocratic dross character), Jude Law deduced this character into a gentle and elegant, somewhat dull and inarticulate affection Forbearance type man, isn't this the character design of Darcy in "Pride and Prejudice", my favorite. But when I think of Teresa's name for her dog Karenin in "The Unbearable Lightness of Life", I am a little speechless... The last scene of the film is completely naked to capture the hearts of girls, it is full of tears Light's pampering eyes don't want to fall down!
Anna, played by Keira Knightley, can't see the greatness of the pursuit of free love at all. There is only a steady stream of works, and the second half of the movie is a bitch + madman. There is no good feeling at all. Abandoning the entanglement of the main line of love that is constantly cut and chaotic, I prefer the love in the second line, which makes people feel that even if the twists and turns are missed, the ending is sweet and beautiful after all.
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