Let's just talk about the movie. The characters are in line with the image in the book, faithful to the original. In particular, the occasional humour factor adds a lot to the film. The inaudible voices of the teachers at the school, the optimism and infinite love of the Micawbers, the haggling of David when he went to the pawnshop, the stubbornness of Aunt Bessie chasing the donkey, and so on. It's just that I don't like the narration a little bit. Although it makes sense, it always feels like a spoiler.
The acting skills of the actors are all top-notch, except that sometimes the feelings of the male protagonist are not so good. When I was young, David was really cute, handsome and lovable. It's just that his stepfather is too hateful, and his stepfather's sister. These people don't know what kind of tutor has twisted them into perverts. Obviously doing cruel things, but you can confidently say that it is for the good of others. Especially when David's stepfather beat David, he was merciless, and said he wanted to teach him to be firm and get rid of his bad habits. When he went to school, he was also bullied by wicked people, uh, no way, good people were bullied by others, weak people were also bullied by others, and it happened that David gathered these two points.
When I saw the scene where David and Pegarty rode to Pegarty's house in the carriage, my heart was filled with warmth. Sometimes when I see such a warm and comfortable scene, I want to be one of them. Do they know how the audience feels when they watch them? Would you be happier if you knew? Maybe that scene is just normal for them.
The villains in the play are really wicked, and it makes people's hearts panic. Miss Dart seemed to be gentle and rational at first, but turned out to be arrogant and arrogant. She is really self-centred and noble, yet viciously verbally insults Emily and slaps her. This kind of woman's forehead has been distorted since she was a child.
But there are really a lot of good people in the movie, and a lot of moving places. Some people are more kind and tolerant than I can imagine, like the Pegarty family. Just looking at these people gives hope for life lol.
All in all, the movie is pretty good. recommend.
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