The two male protagonists of the whole film, and nearly half of their rival dramas are established through letters, and on the basis of a large number of letters, there is a touching story behind. In fact, there are not many face-to-face rivalries between them, but it is more brilliant than the content of their correspondence. It is worthy of the collision of the two Oscar-winning actors.
Many of the words they said after their first meeting were not translated or annotated in the subtitles, and of course they didn't mean to blame the subtitle team. It's just a pity that as a non-native English-speaking country, it's hard to get the spark of wisdom behind those conversations between two wise people. They did a great job, but I just don't understand it.
Near the end of the film, the professor's wife said to the professor, "If you see that Alesha has forgiven William in his eyes, you must go and help William." This sentence alone brought out the three most touching pairs of characters in the whole film, and sublimated the audience's (me) emotions to the highest point.
This is an excellent work that deserves to be read over and over again. It also makes people more respectful of the lexicographers and their hard work. Finally, I would like to thank the Undisputed Film Group for organizing the activities.
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