James Northcote

Jettie 2022-01-19 08:02:25

At the beginning, as an oriental, Ang Lee shot the "Sense and Emotion" adapted from Jane Austen's classic masterpiece. His speculation on the emotions of the characters and the restoration of the scenes of the times shocked the Western world. To be precise, the frequency with which these classic...

Clementine 2022-03-27 09:01:20

The movie I watched the day after reading the original. In terms of content, the film is clearly not deep enough to reflect Heathcliff's paranoid love for Casey. When I read the novel, I didn't find it very shocking. I just think why do people have to live like this? Not very understanding of...

Brooke 2022-03-18 09:01:07

Bold and ambitious work. The works are full of things that break traditional cognition, including black male protagonists (William Wheeler's version is Lawrence Oliver). The shooting did not use conventional methods of shooting British masterpieces, hand-held photography, natural light, and many first-person perspectives. Destined to have mixed reputations, but the essence of abuse continued. The subjective lens on horseback smells the fragrance of the heroine's hair, and takes you back to that era.

Madisyn 2022-03-16 09:01:07

A highly authored movie, with a bold style but very faithful to the original. The dark and barbaric elements in the book are well restored. The film is very exquisite in terms of setting, costumes, props, etc., but it is not like a costume film. The style of photography and director is too modern, and there is a weird sense of tear between classicism and realism. A good movie should be like this. The details are well-made and the worldview of the creators is integrated into the bones. ★★★★