From "Juana, lo loca" to "Como" "agua para chocolate" and then "Anna Karenina", I have slowly fallen in love with this type of woman, in one word: caliente.
In the rainstorm desperately shouting "Mi madre ha muerto, mi marido me engaña" Juana; Juana who sniffed Felipe's sheets like a hound; Juana who jumped in front of Felipe and said "Estoy llena"... It brought me too many shocks to watch a Spanish movie for the first time, but I couldn't understand it at the time. Until I read the "Como agua para chocolate" full of magical reality elements, and then looked back at Juana, I instantly felt that I could understand every word and expression of Juana.
For such women, Felipe, the affectionate son, could not satisfy them, Pedro, the man of temperament, could not satisfy them. As for the "Saint" Karenin, naturally, he could not satisfy them even more. And they have only one ending - self-destruction, as Laura Esquivel did with Tita and Pedro's ending - reduced to ashes.
Back to the movie itself, I read the original book when I was in elementary school, and I can't remember many plots, so I easily accepted the new version that the screenwriter stuffed us with. I have to say that the movie scene conversion is really a stroke of genius, and the gorgeous scenes are definitely a visual gluttony. I really want to give 6 stars for the first 30 minutes of the movie. The dance scene made my heart skip a beat. It even made people think that at the end of the song, Anna and Kitty both fell to the ground and died. OK. The climax came too early, and the later episodes were a little dragged.
Let's talk about the heroine, KK is my favorite actress, because she gave a buck-toothed girl like me a glimmer of hope in life =. = KK is still very aristocratic when it is still, Lady Mary on the side immediately looks a lot more petite. However, if you want to play such a caliente young woman, KK, are you a little too charismatic~~
Finally, like the soundtrack, and post an audition address : http://www.ttost.com/anna-karenina.html
Listening to the soundtrack and typing this short paragraph, I feel that I have returned to the picturesque scene in the movie.
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