Compared with David Lean's later films, the film is more compact, faithfully and vividly presenting the British society at that time. A little, but the overall quality of the film is very high
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The film faithfully reproduces the themes and characters of the original work. It sings praises for the simplicity and loyalty of laborers, lashes out at the selfishness and ruthlessness of the rich, and expresses the character of being grateful and ungrateful. It describes the disillusionment of Pip's ideal of wanting to be a high-ranking person, and profoundly reproduces the scorching and coolness of the world, and has a strong social critical significance. The film pays attention to the use of complete picture composition and perspective to create dramatic effects and the atmosphere of the times, and also pays more attention to the realism of the times of art installations and props. Its lens editing is relatively refined, and the connection between the pictures is free and compact
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