-
Jazmin 2022-01-25 08:03:35
Love and hatred
Loving good and bad `` `` `
kill enemies killed with his wife framed their own judges
manslaughter of his half-mad wife loves the man who kills his wife half to death
to love their people to promote roasted human flesh camp stove
a few Very classic scene
1: Mrs. Lovett drove Todd's wife out... -
Lexus 2022-04-21 09:01:21
The deepest and most elegant fear
This is perhaps one of the deepest and most primitive fears hidden in human hearts, cannibalism and being eaten by others, this is the remnant left by us in the wild times long gone.
Looking up historical records, you will find that once a certain era is chaotic, dark and on the verge of collapse,...
Jonathan Williams
-
Ivory 2021-10-20 19:01:27
It takes a lot of courage to make it into a movie, praise Tim. I brought together the surprise of the first time I listened to the original sound of the musical and the first time I watched the changed version of the TV movie, and decided to give it an extra star. Bold editing and music reconstruction once again proved Tim’s genius
-
Arden 2021-10-20 19:01:27
Adapted from a stage play. It would be great if I hadn’t read it before, but unfortunately I happened to read the original version...there is no gothic taste, the skinny girl is a big-ma-type, and Todd is a fat man with a thick midrange. Bloodletting is a mark. But even so, it tastes a lot better than this film... To put it bluntly, this Todd is simply insulting the opera house, sings too badly, and of course add gothism, the final result is four different
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street quotes
-
Mrs. Lovett: So what are we gonna do about the boy?
Sweeney Todd: Send him up!
Mrs. Lovett: No, Mr. T. Surely one's enough for today. Besides, I was thinking of hiring the lad to help me run the shop. Your poor knees aren't what they used to be.
Sweeney Todd: All right.
Mrs. Lovett: Of course, we're gonna have to stock up on the gin. Boy's drinking like a sailor.
-
Judge Turpin: I have news for you, my friend. In order to shield her from the evils of this world, I have decided to marry my dear Johanna.
Beadle: Ah, sir, happy news indeed.
Judge Turpin: Strange, though, when I offered myself to her, she showed a certain reluctance.
Beadle: [sings] Excuse me, my lord. / May I request, my lord, / Permission, my lord, to speak? / Forgive me if I suggest, my lord, / You're looking less than your best, my lord, / There's powder upon your vest, my lord, / And stubble upon your cheek. / And ladies, my lord, are weak.
Judge Turpin: Stubble, you say? Perhaps I am a little overhasty in the morning.
Beadle: [sings] Fret not though, my lord, / I know a place, my lord, / A barber, my lord, of skill. / Thus armed with a shaven face, my lord, / Some eau de cologne to brace my lord / And musk to enhance the chase, my lord, / You'll dazzle the girl until...
Judge Turpin: Until?
Beadle: [sings] She bows to your every will.
