All about a shining star

Mckenzie 2022-03-19 09:01:03

The blonde-haired woman,
whether it's a sky blue dress or a long silver dress,
is the dream of every girl.
In fact, she doesn't need to be a princess,
just be an eternal star in her lover's heart.
At the end of the film,
she hugs her. When Tristan
said "what do you think can star do?"
"shine"
she
couldn't help crying when she glowed
dazzling light
that's when the silver glow of fairy tales conquered me again
it tells you How you love someone
tells you how beautiful such love makes people
and you can be a milliant shining star if you love someone by all your heart.

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Extended Reading
  • Lowell 2021-10-21 15:30:22

    Don't make a wish to the meteor, otherwise it will become a woman... At that time, I really liked "Stardust"? So I bought Neil Gaiman's original novel to read. . I still remember that I felt that the translation of the novel was very beautiful, and I read it carefully every word. Later, I gradually became fascinated by similar magical fantasy movies. . "Stardust" is far more than a fairy tale, it has a happy ending, but it still reveals the eternal sadness of mankind.

  • Ferne 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    In the afternoon of 2009/1/23, Beijing West Railway Station, known as a digital cinema, is actually a projection hall. I watched the first half (with Chinese dubbing), but the second half could not be played due to a malfunction. So I watched it on Tudou.com in the early morning of 1/24/2009 Half (Chinese subtitles). Not bad, although the type is still the old prince and princess, but it is still rich in imagination, warm and humorous.

Stardust quotes

  • [Shakespeare and his men are selling collected lightning bolts to Ferdy, their fence]

    Captain Shakespeare: So! Name your best price.

    Ferdy the Fence: For 10,000 bolts?

    Captain Shakespeare: 10,000 bolts of finest quality Grade A.

    Ferdy the Fence: Yeah, but it's difficult to shift, isn't it? Difficult to store. If I get the revenue man in here sniffing around. Uhmmm... Best price: 150 Guineas.

    Captain Shakespeare: [to his crew] Gentlemen, put the merchandise back on board and prepare to sail.

    Ferdy the Fence: Whoa, whoa! Hold on. Hold on. One minute, Cuddles. 160? 160.

    Captain Shakespeare: Seeing as I'm feeling particularly generous today, I'll settle for 200.

    Ferdy the Fence: 200? Okay, you're having a laugh.

    [Ferdy laughs]

    Ferdy the Fence: Have you had your head in that? Has he been staying up where the air's too thin?

    Captain Shakespeare: [darkly] You're being very rude.

    Ferdy the Fence: Not any more.

    Captain Shakespeare: 200.

    Ferdy the Fence: 180.

    Captain Shakespeare: 200.

    Ferdy the Fence: That's not negotiation! I'm changing my number! 185.

    Captain Shakespeare: Did I hear 200?

    Ferdy the Fence: From you, you did. Yeah.

    Captain Shakespeare: You said 200?

    Ferdy the Fence: If I did, you're a ventriloquist. Okay, 195. Final offer.

    Captain Shakespeare: 195 it is.

    [they shake hands to seal the deal]

    Captain Shakespeare: So, with sales tax, that's... let's see... 200.

    Ferdy the Fence: [resignedly] Brilliant. Put it in the back.

  • Tristan: [Tristan goes to see Victoria on her birthday, picks up a small stone for the window to call her as he used to, then smiles, drops the stone and knocks on the front door, Victoria answers] Happy birthday.

    Victoria: [Looking pleasantly astonished at Tristan's transformation] What happened to you?

    Tristan: I've found the star.

    Victoria: I can't believe you did it. Where's my star? Can I see it? Is it beautiful?

    Tristan: Yes.

    [Tristan reaches into his pocket and pulls out a lock of Yvaine's hair, wrapped in a small piece of white cloth. He gives it to Victoria]

    Victoria: Well, it's awfully small.

    Tristan: Well, that's just a little piece - a token for your birthday.

    Victoria: Well... Well, then forget about the star. It's not the star that I want.

    Victoria: [she puts her arms around him]

    [seductively]

    Victoria: You know what I want.

    [they are about to kiss but he pulls away from her]

    Tristan: Yeah, I do. You want to grow up and get over yourself.

    Victoria: [indignantly] Well! Oh!

    [Humphrey appears around the corner and at the sight of Tristan drops a medium sized box wrapped in red wrapping paper that was suspended from his left hand]

    Tristan: Humphrey!

    Humphrey: Thorn. You must have a death wish.

    [Humphrey then unsheathes a small, thin sword. Tristan unsheathes a much larger and and brandishes it menacingly]

    Humphrey: [backing down] Ah...

    Tristan: [looking amused] Humphrey. Humphrey, it's all right. She's all yours. You really are a perfect couple. The best of luck to you both.

    [Victoria looks inside the cloth containing the token that Tristan has given her]

    Victoria: [ungratefully] Why would I want this? It's just a measly handful of stardust.