two duels

Janelle 2022-03-19 09:01:04

One concern is that the contradiction arising from Barry Lyndon's biased treatment of Brindon finally ends in the same form of the confrontation at the beginning, but it is different. Barry Lyndon at the beginning seems to be standing in the struggle, willing to sing praises of love, carrying Cupid's bow and holding a gun - since you love me, I will never turn back... First duel It seemed to be very smooth, but it was revealed after the fact that it was an empty bomb, which became the trauma of Barry Lyndon's life, and his subsequent behavior became worldly but not blind, still calm and shrewd, which can be seen at the end. Since Brynden is looking for revenge and wants to duel, he agrees, and his expression doesn't seem to be afraid at all. The funny thing is that this duel also went wrong. Brynden went away because of fear and lost a shot. Barry Lyndon did not take advantage of the danger, and also fired an empty gun, hit the ground, and startled a group of white pigeons-although Barry Lyndon wanted to reconcile, but the white pigeons flew away, and the two were destined to die. Brynden is still young after all, but compared to the young duel between Barry Lyndon and Brynden, Barry Lyndon is fearless, he accepts everything, he can stand up even after suffering, and he will not hang his wounds on it. Mouth, he is a child and will forget. This is not to say that Barry Lyndon has no character flaws, it's just that Barry Lyndon seems to be more courageous than the son of a nobleman when it comes to dueling, and he also has his own firm beliefs. Brynden, who has gone into trouble, vomited, was asked for peace, but still asked for a second duel.... He also has his courage, he has to achieve his goal even if he is afraid, everyone has the first time, right? , jumping even if scared - Barry Lyndon's shooting in the foot is not a redemption for Brynden, and Brynden will not accept it, Barry Lyndon owes him more, or he thinks that Barry Lyndon is saddled with three "debts" - Brynden's mom, dad's, Brynden's own - that can't be repaid, never will be repaid, regardless of Barry Lyndon's forgiveness. Several times, Linden will continue to choose to duel, load, shoot, until he hits, and shoot hate from the barrel of his heart until he hits the target.

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Extended Reading
  • Tyson 2022-03-24 09:01:37

    1. Restore the classical style to perfection. Visually, each shot is like a painting by Fragonard, Watteau, Consborough, and the pastoral part is in the style of Claude Lorrain. Musically, Handel and Schubert's two songs are used superbly. The theme is one of the most classic themes of 18th and 19th century literature: disillusionment. 2. In order to capture the real vision in the candlelit castle in the 18th century, Lao Ku insisted on shooting in natural light. For this purpose, he acquired a 50mm f0.7 lens and two specially made 75mm and 30mm lenses, and took slow zoom shooting. , successfully created a gorgeous hazy visual sense. It is said that the photographer of "Mozart" tried to borrow this lens from Lao Ku, but Lao Ku refused. 3. Lao Ku initially took a fancy to "Vanity Fair". It is said that the reason why he chose Thackeray's novella adaptation was that he found that "Vanity Fair" was too wrapped up in 3 hours to explain clearly. But I seriously doubt that it is because he can't make a big heroine and a straight man quit. 4. One of my favorite Kubrick movies, if only he had made Napoleon out.

  • Name 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    Thor's romantic life. Watching him go to heaven with cold eyes, and looking down at him relentlessly as he returns to civilian life. The tone is too beautiful, and the tone of Kushen's storytelling is too seductive

Barry Lyndon quotes

  • Barry's Mother: Reverend Runt, I need not tell you that the recent tragedy to this family has made the services of a tutor no longer required at Castle Hackton. And as we are in some considerable difficulty about money, I'm afraid I must ask you, with the greatest reluctance, to resign your post.

    Rev. Samuel Runt: Madam, I'm sensible of your predicament, and you need have no concern about my wages, with which I can willingly do without, but it is out of the question for me to consider leaving Her Ladyship in her present state.

    Barry's Mother: I'm very sorry to say this to you, but I truly believe you are largely responsible for the state of mind she is in, and the sooner you leave, the better she will be.

    Rev. Samuel Runt: Madam, with the greatest respect, I take my instructions only from Her Ladyship.

    Barry's Mother: Reverend Runt, Her Ladyship is in no fit mind to give instructions to anyone. My son has charged me with managing the affairs at Castle Hackton until he recovers from his grief and resumes his interest in worldly matters. And while I am in charge, you will take your instructions from me. My only concern is for Lady Lyndon.

    Rev. Samuel Runt: Madam! Your only concern is for Her Ladyship's signature! You and your son have almost succeeded in destroying a fine family fortune! And what little remains for you depends on keeping Her Ladyship prisoner in her own house!

    Barry's Mother: Reverend Runt! This matter bears no further discussion! You will pack your bags and leave by tomorrow morning!

  • Rev. Samuel Runt: My Lord Bullingdon, you seem particularly glum today. You should be happy that your mother has remarried.

    Lord Bullingdon: Not in this way. And not in such haste. And certainly not to this man.

    Rev. Samuel Runt: I think you judge your mother too harshly. Do you not like your new father?

    Lord Bullingdon: Not very much. He seems to me little more than a common opportunist. I don't think he loves my mother at all, and it hurts me to see her make such a fool of herself.