Mary Boland

Rachelle 2022-04-19 09:02:44

One of my favorite films, the 1940 version is not bad.
I like Mr. Bennett very much. He is very funny, humorous, and a good father. He is also very tolerant and understanding of Mrs. Bennett. It must be unbearable for many men. Mr. Bennett is a good husband and a good father. He likes him. . . ....s

Gerardo 2022-04-19 09:02:44

Compared with the original book, the arrogance and prejudice in this version is obviously more cheerful than many Americans and less noble in England. The ending is also quite similar to the original book. Lady Catherine actually likes lizzy secretly, hehe, Americans Filming is to avoid the happy...

Issac 2022-03-20 09:02:47

Part of the lines completely used the original sentence, but for important plots such as Lizzy and uncle going to Pemberley, weddings, too many deletions. Lizzy is more calm and decent than other versions. Jane is not beautiful and stable and has no sense of presence. Darcy is overly active and writes more about Mary and Kitty. Lydia is the most fixed in each version, and even looks similar. However, the atmosphere of the old movies is still incomparable, and the voice of the characters can cure the irritability.

Donnell 2022-04-20 09:02:25

Lovely farce, classic adaptation; early Hollywood model