The movie version of "Downton Abbey" takes the audience to review the story of each main character, but the large number of characters will inevitably reduce the space for development in the film, so the advancement of the personal story is just like a dragonfly. There are still a lot of splendid sections in the plain plot, most of which come from the out-of-order behavior of the characters who occasionally break free of class constraints, or the sincere and moving emotional confession. Therefore, although the characters have not made much progress, the film continues the characteristics of each character that is loved by the audience.
The footage of the film is more luxurious and on a larger scale. There is a bird's-eye view of the manor captured by aerial photography at the beginning of the film. From the beginning, it is ready to offer a greatly upgraded visual feast. The scenes that are already full in TV dramas can be more refined and beautiful, and the already gorgeous British upper-class costumes can be more shining
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