"It Happened One Night" is adapted from a love story in an American magazine. It is a traditional Hollywood romantic comedy. The plot is tortuous and fascinating. The dialogue is humorous and philosophical. The characters are vivid and the narrative is very cinematic. The filming period coincided with the Great Depression in the 1930s in the United States. However, the romantic Tick comedy in which a poor scholar and a rich girl are married has shifted the audience's attention to a world of comfort and made the audience feel that the billionaires are some innocent and cute lunatics (by
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The film makes excellent use of the traditional "three-in-one" theatrical technique, masters the language elements very delicately, and reflects the details of life both accurately and humorously. The lively and interesting characters of the heroes and heroines, the humorous and wise dialogue and the natural and hearty performances of the actors are the attraction of the film. In the confrontation between the two people, they gradually turn from an enemy to a lover, and the dramatic effect is quite clever. Its treatment of "gender wars" (ie bickering between men and women) is the source of inspiration for many contemporary romantic comedies. In the film, Ellie reveals her jade legs and rides a ride, and the protagonist uses a sheet to build a "Jericho Wall" between the two beds, which have become classic shots in movie history (
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