Erik Chitty

Hannah 2022-03-12 08:01:02

I just finished reading the original book and watched the Polanski version of the movie, and found that although there are few comments, there are still more than 20 comments, but looking back at this Oscar-winning classic, no one commented, and I am really puzzled. Although I was sleepy and tired,...

Elaina 2022-03-12 08:01:02

Dickens has seen three works: "Great Expectations", "Oliver Twist" and "A Tale of Two Cities", which are his best works. His works have been put on the screen countless times, and each one has many versions. Let's just say "Oliver Twist". The black-and-white film shot by David Lean in 1948 is the...

Scarlett 2022-03-26 09:01:14

Perhaps it can be said that China's Sanmao has the shadow of this film in some sense.

Aaliyah 2022-03-12 08:01:02

David Lean's most successful adaptation of a famous book. While condensing and extracting the original work, it accurately presents the gloomy chaos of the London slums in the foggy city of the early 19th century. The black and white light and shadow control is mesmerizing, some scenes are like film noir, but the montage after Nancy is killed by Sykes the most is the montage sequence - in a series of overhead (+1 roof overhead) shots In the middle of the day, it was dawn, the sun gradually illuminated the roof tiles, the holy light shone through the glass windows of the cathedral, someone opened the windows of the bungalow, and the bright light entered the room. At that moment, as if the promise of redemption and grace, it also indicated the end of the sinner. Every actor in the film fits seamlessly with the character. Davis is like Oliver from the original book. He grew an aquiline nose and a thick beard, sometimes venomous, and sometimes warm. Even the puppy was very good at acting. In the face of Sykes' killing, it first kept scratching the wooden door, and then shrank and shivered in the corner. (9.0/10)