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The story of Kostya and Katie is good
Diego 2022-04-23 07:02:26
The clothes are really beautiful. . . I haven't read the novel, and I don't know how this extramarital affair is described in the book. Just by watching the movie, I feel that Anna is not worth it. Although my husband is pedantic and boring, he is finally reliable. Aside from a good skin, Vronsky is really not very kind. Under the circumstances at the time, it was reasonable for Anna to choose suicide. Seeing that they ran away in a tangled passion, Anna was betrayed, and it was enough to make people die and sigh. A person like Anna who is quite beautiful and obsessed with love, not only tells her all about her lover, but also cannot end it. Some say it's okay for Anna to break the law, but she's breaking the rules of the game. In fact, she really didn't believe in the rules of the game, so she lost miserably. Still prefer the Kostya and Katie story. Open the heart knot with soft words and wooden blocks. It is good for lovers to be married eventually. Don't be greedy for a while, you have to keep flowing. Whether it's mowing wheat, hoarding grass, taking care of older brothers or feeding babies, their minds become simple and practical in their work.
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Aletha 2022-03-27 09:01:09
Is Anna's casting a joke or a joke? Did upper-class women at that time have flat breasts? I don't have much hope for Knightley's acting skills. Fortunately, there is Jude Law's Karenin to save some of the situation. It turns out that a group of red flowers and green leaves are also filmed by foreigners! And I'm not sure whether the British can make what is depicted in the book. the lavish scenes of Russian high society at the time expressed doubts
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Rodolfo 2021-12-18 08:01:10
I don’t like it. After coming out, I sighed with Odada that Jude Law can only play the role of the Green Hat King now. . .
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Alexei Karenin: We are bound together by god and this can only be broken by a crime against god!
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Alexei Karenin: I must warn you about something!
Anna Karenina: Warn me?
Alexei Karenin: You may, by indiscretion, give the world occasion to talk about you.