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I can't stop crying like a weirdo! ! !
Scot 2022-04-22 07:01:04
The first world famous book I read when I was a child was "Les Miserables" when I was in the fourth grade. At that time, because I was in a boarding school, I read it in the dormitory and classroom. At that time, I was crying in class, which scared the teacher. Jump, so this book has a great impact on my worldview and values, although I was young at that time and didn't understand enough things. Now that I have grown up, I have seen old operas in the past, but when I watch the new one today, I can’t stop my tears. A classic is a classic. Although the movie has some flaws, it is the plot we watch, not a Hollywood blockbuster. It's the feeling of being in it
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Kenyon 2022-03-26 09:01:02
Opera, like revolution, always gives a good first impression.
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Santino 2021-10-20 19:02:07
Predictable tear-gas movies, even if they are familiar stories and have experience in the musical version, the movie version will still be moved several times. The close-up of mixed reputation is what I like very much. It gives this classic new experience. The audience is closer to the actor, and the emotions are more full and strong. It makes up for the shortcomings of the actor's appeal in singing. There is also hand-held photography. Tom Hopper’s movies have always been very daring in photography. Anne Hathaway is really good
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Enjolras: Where are the leaders of the land? Where is the king who runs this show?
Marius: Only one man, General Lamarque. Speaks for the people here below!
Enjolras: Lamarque is ill and fading fast. Won't last the week out, so they say.
Marius: With all the anger in the land, how long before the Judgment Day?
Enjolras: Before we cut the fat ones down to size?
Enjolras, Marius: Before the barricades arise?
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Marius: Enjolras, the rain has damaged the gunpowder. We're low on ammunition.
Enjolras: We're the only barricade left.
Marius: What?
Enjolras: We're the only ones left.