Second, Reese interprets Becky as a brave, strong and laudable woman, comparable to Scarlett. I am full of admiration for the heroine, but she should have been an ambitious guy. I should despise her.
Third, some plots in the movie are not enough, it feels very rushed, and it comes and goes quickly. For example, Sedley's brother gave up his confession and fled in a hurry, the marriage of Becky and Roden, George's confession to Becky, the development of Becky and the Baron, and so on.
Fourth, because I watched the version filmed by the BBC in 1998, in comparison, this one is not comparable to the 98 version except for the color of the costumes.
Favorite part: At the beginning of the film, the baron bought the portrait of Becky's mother at a high price, and the beautiful little girl whispered to the portrait of her deceased mother: "It'll be too much to refuse." Helpless life This is how it plays out.
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