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Alejandra 2022-01-27 08:23:24
[Film Review] Bright Young Things (2003) 7.4/10
Hitherto, still Stephen Fry's one-time directorial offering, BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS, a film adaption of Evelyn Waugh's novel “VILE BODIES”, is set in an interwar London, aspirant author Adam Fenwick-Symes (Moore) is our token leading man, one recurrent theme is that his intending marriage with...
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Vallie 2022-01-27 08:23:24
A windfall that only looks at the cast
There are several Yimei films that I don't want to watch. I happened to click on this page two days ago, and I was surprised to find that the CE group also appeared in this film. I became more interested in this film. I got up, nothing happened today, it's rare to watch it online.
I thought it was a...

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Mae 2022-04-24 07:01:24
Evelyn Waugh's film is actually a bit of Fitzgerald's jazz age, and young people who don't know how to live or die indulge in sensuality, as if the dawn is the end of the world. The entanglement of limbs is gentle. They are like warm-blooded animals. They delusionally stick to each other and can keep each other warm, but they only transmit coldness to one another. Anything that gets rich overnight or a thousand dollars is gone, is like a dream bubble, when it comes, it disappears without a trace. Empty promises are not only for others, but also for themselves. They procrastinate and procrastinate. Most of the time they have said that they are in the past. Everything has changed, and nothing has changed. There is a lot of British treasure boys hidden in this film!
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Joana 2022-04-22 07:01:53
Bright! & Young! Is there a feeling that there is no protagonist in this film? It's all too shiny~
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Nina Blount: Oh, dear. Have I been sold again?
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Race Steward: I'm terribly sorry, but only mechanics, judges, and family are allowed beyond this point.
Miles: We're family. That one's my husband.
Race Steward: Your what?
Agatha: Only joking. He means he's my husband, don't you, darling?