The reorganization of some themes in the narrative tendencies of the screenwriter Armando Iannucci failed to support the work "The Personal History of David Copperfield". The entertainment of the film is only superficial. In many cases, it will make the audience lose their balance and unsure how the story will develop-whether you have read the novels of Charles John Huffam Dickens or not, you will feel this way. The film once again showcases Armando Iannucci's dry sense of humor, unethical provocations, and love for word games. For audiences outside the United States, these things will largely be lost in the translation process. Laurie's trance-looking character is very fascinating and will be very interesting to any audience. Westshaw played Ship with a slick and convincing role, as if he was Christine Graff, who created the same level of tension and sadness. At the same time, Patel fully released his capable charm when he played Copperfield-obviously, he really enjoyed the challenge of playing such a protagonist.
The Personal History of David Copperfield evaluation action
2022-02-18 08:02
Extended Reading
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Braulio 2022-04-23 07:03:53
I love the editing style narrative vibe so much (and Dickens novels too)
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Dewitt 2022-02-18 08:02:02
Laughing to fly hahaha, it's so funny! Daily confession of the director! Dev's surprised face is so funny, life is to surprise you, surprise you, let your thoughts go, so romantic
The Personal History of David Copperfield quotes
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Betsey Trotwood: My late brother all over. Calls a house a rookery, takes the rooks on trust. A better name would have been Gullible Manor.
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Mr Dick: Somebody! Somebody, please! King Charles I. Are we certain that he's dead?
Betsey Trotwood: When last seen in public, his head was *not* attached to his body.
Mr Dick: Good. Thank you. Much obliged.