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Nels 2022-06-14 22:13:55
I'm here to make funny lines
The love stories of great men don't have to be so serious and complicated. They came for the gossip of literati and great composers, and I didn't expect to get a lot of laughs.
Although the plastic sisters may be plotting against you, sometimes their speeches are quite reasonable. If it weren't for...
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Maddison 2022-06-14 23:56:41
most like Chopin
One of Hugh Grant's early masterpieces before he became popular, and unexpectedly good-looking. The film accompanies Chopin's romantic movement and traces a legendary romance between him and the famous French writer George Sand. The style is romantic, the costumes are well-dressed, and the peculiar...
David Birkin
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Verda 2022-06-14 23:15:14
2009.03.02 A boring and interesting romance in the upper class... Alas, the scandal between George Sand and Chopin caused quite a stir in those days! ...Emma Thompson is very, very cute~~ 2015.09.22 I revisited it again and found that Hugh's acting skills are really good. He brought out the feeling of being sensitive, delicate, gentle and simple, and he also carefully brought it on. with a slight accent. Uh, there is Gideon, I didn't recognize it before
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Anibal 2022-06-14 23:51:11
The first half of the scene where women chase men is very humorous and feminist. The combination of Mrs. Sang's rebellion and Chopin's femininity is full of dramatic tension. But when Mrs. Sang put on a long dress and successfully held hands with Chopin, she lost a little bit of heart-warming heroism, and this love became boring and cliché. PS Uncle Hugh's face when he was young was so fascinated, I swallowed~
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