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Elta 2022-01-19 08:03:01
The most embarrassing first night in film history, but also the most innocent first love
Plate with the original address
as a hardcore McEwan avid reader, two years is happy: "On Chesil Beach", "time of the child", "Children's Act" has been filmed, respectively, by the two Starring Juan Fu and Auntie Emma Thompson.
The most successful adaptation of McEwan's book so far is still the... -
Tracey 2022-03-22 09:02:46
"On Chesil Beach" movie record
I read Ian's original novel last summer, when I was only impressed by Ian's superb and smooth writing skills.
Finally watched this movie today. When I saw the first half of the movie, I just kept sighing that the movie couldn't change time and space as freely as the novel, roam freely in the world...
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Rachelle 2022-03-16 09:01:07
The first one and a half hours of the film shows the embarrassing and frustrated first night of the newlyweds in detail, and the last 20 minutes suddenly accelerates the explanation of the lives of the male and female protagonists. The emotional impact of the sudden change in the rhythm of the original novel is Huge, am I so sad? This marriage that lasted only six hours has haunted them all their lives. Once the beach is gone, it is forever, just like the age of innocence when you and I will eventually be destroyed?
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Winnifred 2022-03-24 09:03:31
Love Ronan's blue eyes, her floral dress, her flat shoes, and her freckles
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