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Kyle 2022-03-12 08:01:02
foreign jealous woman
From the beginning of the film, the title seems to think it is a love story of Betty Davis being wronged, Betty who is translucent, which looks like 30 years old. Towards the end of the film, she slowly realized the evil of her jealous woman.
The more I look at it, the more I feel that this movie is...
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Madelyn 2022-03-12 08:01:02
A compilation of teaching materials for red shirt and tear stains
Film Art 152 Betty is the most important person in the set This three-point lighting method puts her in focus Film Art 220 The director is here to show that taking what matters off the screen first and then bringing it into the frame creates a stunning Effect The hand intrudes into the picture to...
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Jana 2022-04-22 07:01:54
The heroine is both love and hate, and I can understand why Buck went to a duel knowing that he was being used. On the contrary, the final choice of the female supporting role makes life respectful, and love is not possession.
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Sydney 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Feels like watching Gone with the Wind again. Scarlette o'hara could have been played without Vivien Lebetty. But Fonda is more like Ashley than Reed. The dance in the red dress was comparable to the Atlanta one, but Fonda's eyes showed contempt and resentment rather than Gable's appreciation. With enough courage you can do without a reputation. Women should be.
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Dr. Livingstone: You might be interested in a bit of news I got today: Preston Dillard's coming back. Arrives Friday on the packet.
Aunt Belle: What brings him?
Dr. Livingstone: This yellow fever business. We two stand together on what ought to be done about it. Now it's busted loose, he's coming back.
Aunt Belle: It's high time. I suspect I know Julie like nobody ever will. Every crook and cranny of her.
Dr. Livingstone: You ought to, Miss Belle. She's more like you than you ever were.
Aunt Belle: Maybe I love her most when she's her meanest, because I know that's when she's loving most.
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Julie: Pres, why did you do it? Why Pres?
Preston Dillard: Because I love her.
Julie: But you had my love.
Preston Dillard: And lost it.
Julie: Wasn't that memory more real than anything she had to give to you?
[Preston walks away]
Julie: Oh, don't be cross with me, Pres. Just tell me. You must!
Preston Dillard: Please don't, Julie!
Julie: Shall I cry for you? Nobody ever made me cry but you... And that was only twice! Do you remember?
Preston Dillard: Yes.
Julie: How much do you remember?
Preston Dillard: Everything you ever said or did. But that's passed now, Julie. Done. Finished.
Julie: I ought to have come to you. I wanted to so terribly. It was because I wanted to so much that I couldn't. You do understand that, don't you, Pres?
Preston Dillard: I didn't understand. I just knew what you did.
Julie: But you had to come back home, didn't you? You had to come back to the country and the things you know, because you belong here! Nothing can change that. Pres, Listen... Can you hear them? The night noises? The mockingbird in the magnolia? See the moss hanging from the moonlight? You can fairly taste the night, can't you? You're part of it, Pres, and it's part of you. Like I am. You can't get away from us, Pres, we're both in your blood. This is the country you were born to, the country you know and trust. Your country, Pres! Amy wouldn't understand. She'd think there'd be snakes.
Preston Dillard: Julie, please!
Julie: Oh, it isn't tame and easy like the North. It's quick and dangerous, but you trust it! Remember how the fever mist smells in the bottoms, rank and rotten? But you trust that, too, because it's part of you. Just as I'm part of you and we'll never let you go!
[Julie kisses Preston, he pushes her away]
Julie: Pres, you're afraid!
[Preston glares at her angrily and walks away]
