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Augustus 2022-01-16 08:02:17
Polanski and "Tess"
Why do I want to watch this, because I read a wonderful book??
"Tess" is actually classified as an erotic movie? ?
After reading, I called the scam. The whole movie does not even have a naked lens below the neck, which is a level that can be directly reviewed in your country. On the side, this book...
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Rosemary 2022-04-22 07:01:48
Tess movie review
Elek tempted Tess to have a relationship with him, but in the end, he was irresponsible. Tess raised the child alone, and the child died. It was the bad guy Elek who did bad things and caused the first tragedy. Angel, who loved Tess deeply, learned that Tess was not a virgin, and abandoned her...
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Salvador 2022-03-29 09:01:07
The gentle narration makes the suffering life more believable, and the sensationalism of the soundtrack adds a bit of bleakness. To strong women.
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Douglas 2022-04-24 07:01:22
Tess has read the original English book twice, Thomas Hardy's Wessex town hometown & the place where the story takes place. Tess's tragedy comes from three aspects: the corruption of capital society - utilitarianism - personal character. Polanski invests in emotional factors (to Sharon) may be in line with Justice's theme. The fog is shrouded - winding paths lead to secluded - reclining Stonehenge. Tess of the Rising Sun goes to "punishment" may be the original state of mind
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Alec d'Urberville: [sees Tess trying to learn how to whistle] Nor art nor nature ever created a lovelier thing than you, cousin Tess. To see that pretty mouth pouting and puffing away, without producing a single note.
Tess: It's all a part of my work, sir.
Alec d'Urberville: Well, never mind. I'll teach you. I won't lay a finger on you. See. I'll stay exactly where I am. Now, you watch me. Don't scrape your lips too tight. Do it like this.
[whistles]
Alec d'Urberville: Blow gently. Gently. Try. Try again. Again. There. You'll manage splendidly now that I've started you off.
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Alec d'Urberville: What are you crying for?
Tess: I was only thinkin', I was born over there.
Alec d'Urberville: Well, we all have to be born somewhere.
Tess: Why, I wish I'd never been born. There or anywhere else.
Alec d'Urberville: You're absurdly melancholy, Tess. You can hold your own for beauty against any woman, queen or commoner. I tell you that as a practical man who wishes you well. If you're wise, you'll let the world get a clearer sight of that beauty, before it fades. Why not make the most of life?
