The purple movie really surprised me a lot, especially when Sophia was knocked down, the skirt was lifted, and there was no dignity, and the white people surrounded her, as if she was a lamb to be slaughtered, and the purple The flowerbed echoes before and after. And when Netti was teaching Celie spelling, he learned sky, and suddenly there was a vicious Albert, which was quite ironic. However, there are two narrators in the original book, but the film observes the surroundings from the perspective of celie. I have to admit that the lines are often loyal to the original book, retaining the grammatical errors used by Alice walker. In terms of plot, many plots are too obscure. Although there is a little mention of shug and celie's exploration and awakening of sex in the film, Shug's guidance in celie's cognition of sex is not just words! Pierberg filmed the ambiguity between the two in the 1980s, which would probably scare away a group of viewers?) Celie's infatuation with Shug was also quite subtle, and in the end, celie and albert didn't get together to talk and have a good time with albert The spiritual awakening, I am still a little disappointed.
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