The problems in the film are ultimately a problem of human nature. The good and the bad of the world are defined by people and created by people. The miserable world is a reflection and torture of human nature. Except for a few minor adjustments in the plot arrangement, "Les Miserables" is basically the same as the musical version. Objectively speaking, the film reflects a high standard in terms of scenes, makeup, color, photography and even costume design. The pictures are beautiful, the composition is exquisite, the design is exquisite, and the visual effects are quite good. The performance is easy to retract, and several major solo passages are almost all completed in one go, and the method of on-site recording reflects his strength. Although Anne Hathaway only has about 40 minutes of play, her song "I Dreamed a Dream" has almost become the most emotional part of the whole film.
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