-
Marguerite 2023-09-06 21:23:08
I don't like this kind of sadomasochism, whether it's to myself or to others ~ two endings ~ I feel weaker, but maybe that's what Harold Pinter...
-
Taryn 2023-08-27 15:45:32
The movie itself is a good movie. I just simply don’t like this story. The so-called woman who chased freedom is actually a selfish and groaning slut. The so-called man chasing true love is just an irresponsible slut who can’t control himself and is irresponsible. A perfect match, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to...
-
Tyrel 2023-08-23 11:38:59
British style, drama within drama, two performance heroes - the overall quality is not bad. However, the depiction of women is slightly outdated, and the subtleties of the plot are slightly scribbled. Using personal emotions to map the changes of the times is almost an ageless...
-
Virgil 2023-08-13 11:09:25
I know that screenwriters Pinter always do some fancy work, and works with a strong sense of form will use form to explain some problems. The old man always said that the times have changed, and the meaning of the words is also changing. Pinter's meaning should be The commonality between the former and the modern is far greater than the individuality, and the former even overplayed...
-
Margarette 2023-08-06 03:06:57
I saw you, you saw me, I called your name, and you came, stumbled by...
-
Bulah 2023-07-20 23:02:56
The lightning strikes with such a shocking glance, and the wind and rain are violent. On the turbulent cliff, she looks back, her pale face is thunder rolling by, he and her look at each other, and then freeze into...
-
Dennis 2023-07-16 01:35:34
Life is like a drama, drama is like life. The film adopts a two-line narrative form inside and outside the play, and gradually unfolds around the same theme with the rhythm of the story, elevating the mysterious love to the level of freedom for discussion, and the different endings inside and outside the play also imply the changes and changes of life....
-
Jennings 2023-07-14 20:17:56
I actually just wanted to see Colin Jeavons in it... The two clues in and out of the movie were handled well, but overall it felt too dry. And unexpectedly, I found that Uncle Jeremy Irons' voice here is very similar to Jeremy...
-
Ocie 2023-07-03 08:53:13
It is never possible to know what an emotionally unstable woman wants. . Maybe in the eyes of men she is weak and helpless, but in fact she is a...
-
Tyshawn 2023-06-30 03:39:47
Thought Charles and Sarah's bright ending was a failure, it was so awkward, and curious about the other ending (tragic) of the script. The scene where Uncle Tie was lost and staggered in the night street was desperately searching for all his thoughts and had to walk away with a white-faced prostitute... ouch, I love to see him being...
The French Lieutenant's Woman Comments
-
Vaughn 2022-10-28 17:53:59
gossip about philosophy
This is the movie that I am most puzzled by the must-see 100 films for undergraduates majoring in film and television. The only thing that can explain it is to learn is his clever conception. Two people in two eras happened from 1 to 9 and from 9 to 1 The original story is written about two lovers,...
-
Reginald 2022-10-20 15:30:16
some superficial understanding
It is also sloppy to read, and I feel that I understand but not fully understand.
After reading some understanding, only for the movie, I don't think Sarah is an active self-imposed exile. More than that, her dealings with the French lieutenant led her to gossip and condemnation, when in fact she...
The French Lieutenant's Woman quotes
-
Dr. Grogan: Do you approve of my telescope?
Charles Henry Smithson: It is most elegant.
Dr. Grogan: I use it to keep an eye out for mermaids.
[laughs]
-
Charles Henry Smithson: Palaeontology is my interest. I gather it is not yours.
Dr. Grogan: When we know more of the living, it will be time to pursue the dead.
Director: Karel Reisz
Language: English Release date: October 16, 1981