heroine's wife for
a while have arranged the heroine's life and trajectory without any consideration for what she needs. Even the youngest sister also orders her sister as a matter of course, and there is such a family ! There is a sense of tragedy that is deliberately created. Of course, I really don't like the character of the heroine! There is no resistance, no complaints, until the end of the film to work hard for love. So that when love swept in again, as an audience, I could not experience a trace of excitement.
I specially watched other versions, and I went... The actors couldn't bear to look directly at them (except for the first few versions, some of the characters were too beautiful). Even if Annie is an older unmarried girl, she shouldn't ask her aunt to play it! That kind of person who looks in his forties at first glance, what does the director think!
The actors in this version are okay, and their acting skills are also good, but the performance feels that the wife is too restrained. The confrontation between the male and female protagonists looks good, but I don't realize the passion QAQ. The heroine does not feel like a lady at all, she is just a maid at home , yes, that's the feeling, the ultimate reason why I don't like this version at all!
Even if Annie is a submissive child in the original book, she is also a big lady! How can you act like a maid! What is the director thinking?
2. I also don't like
long shots, long shots... all kinds of long shots. The four characters "I'm not happy" are written on the faces of the various protagonists. I remember that the KK version of P&P also has this effect. Although it is beautiful, it loses the feeling of the original work. Although the picture is beautiful, the characters are exaggerated (the 05 version of P&P was blackened again).
However, a movie of more than 100 minutes requires It seems completely impossible to fully reflect the plot of the novel? Therefore, Austin's films are always criticized, and the BBC is firmly in the classic position, no one can shake it...
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