Movies in the 1950s were still black-and-white pixels, and Chinese dubbing and subtitles were difficult to match, and the sound that came out was mixed with some noise. But the whole movie is very smooth, even if there is no language in the plot, such as at the police station, even if there is no line, the audience can still understand the plot.
Speaking of Audrey Hepburn, how many people use the word goddess, beauty and temperament coexist, thinking of her is to think of a series of words of praise. And Princess Anne, who she plays, is indeed so kind and simple, innocent and cute.
I admire Hepburn before I watched this long-standing, classic old film. "Roman Holiday" created Hepburn, and Hepburn also created "Roman Holiday." It is praised as a classic not only because of Hepburn's perfect interpretation, but also because of the beautiful love that happened in this beautiful Rome.
A princess who is bound by the rules, escapes from the beautiful castle, and meets the romantic and suave reporter Joe in the streets of Rome late at night. They concealed their identities from each other, although Joe learned the true identity of the princess by accident, and under the premise of deceit, took the princess on the streets of Rome for a day. Love was born under deceit and concealment. The princess finally gave up love for the country and responsibility and returned to her world. I didn't like the male lead at first, I thought this love was a ridiculous scam. Later I discovered that language can be a lie, but happiness and love are not deceiving.
The reporter asked the princess which one of the cities she visited the most. The original manuscript should be "each has its own merits", but the princess finally said that "I love Rome the most, unforgettable". Yes, she loves Rome, loves freedom, loves this city, and loves Joe in this city.
In the final farewell, the princess looked at Joe affectionately, and she couldn't say anything under the gaze of the crowd.
The beautiful Hepburn, the elegant Hepburn, the hardworking Hepburn, the excellent Hepburn, the pompous Hepburn, and the outstanding Hepburn are all the best Hepburn.
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