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Jacques 2022-03-25 09:01:15
This may be the highest decibel movie I've ever seen, but the protagonist of this movie is special. This madness and hysteria is the way she wants to feel the world desperately in the first place. No matter how hysterical, her world is dark and silent. There is too tenacious vitality, but it is deprived of the most basic and easiest way to feel and understand the world. The restaurant scene is really powerful and tense Well, the creator of this miracle is both Hellen and her teacher...
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Carter 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Children from rich families have more...
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Lupe 2022-03-25 09:01:15
still prefer another...
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Micaela 2022-03-25 09:01:15
blindness and...
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Kay 2022-03-25 09:01:15
another suffering...
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Flavio 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Watched the version without subtitles. I love that struggle for life, and the impact of Miss Sullivan's childhood memories on her life...
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Andy 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Inspirational stories in black and white light and shadow. The dramatic tension is very...
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Alyson 2022-03-25 09:01:15
I actually cried. The movie is better than the book. It should be Anne Sullivan rather than Helen Keller. Omg I haven't had breakfast...
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Chet 2022-03-23 09:02:48
The processing of black and white light and shadow, including superimposition, is well used, and the hazy and rough processing of the flashback picture also adds to the strange atmosphere, and the simulated characters are in darkness and helplessness. The first table scene was really catchy, the shots were followed up intensely, and the actors' performances were also great. It was an excellent completion for a movie with strong dramatic tension. Helen's opening scene was tear-jerking, Annie was...
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Toby 2022-03-23 09:02:48
Watching it with my child, she and I were deeply taught. Helen's teacher is extremely great, making Helen, the beast in the mad, ignorant, soundless and colorless world, a real person who feels and expresses with his...
The Miracle Worker Comments
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Lukas 2022-01-10 08:02:42
The myth and enlightenment of the confrontation between Helen Keller and Miss Sullivan
Bergman described the soul like this: a dark room of the soul.
For Helen Keller, what kind of state is he in if there is no language (the kind that can communicate with the society around her)? What the movie shows to everyone is her irritability, willfulness, and wanton behavior, (pay attention to... -
Corine 2022-01-10 08:02:42
"Helen Keller"
It's a story about Helen Keller's childhood. The acting skills are very good. Although it is not a martial arts show, it seems that he has suffered a lot of injuries. It seems too exaggerated now, but the style of the movie at that time seems to be like this. Called a classic! There are tears in...
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Kate Keller: What are you saying to her?
Annie Sullivan: Oh, I was just making conversation. Telling her it was a sewing card.
Kate Keller: Does that mean that to her?
Annie Sullivan: Oh, no, she won't know what spelling is till she knows what a word is.
Kate Keller: The captain says it's like spelling to a fence post.
Annie Sullivan: Does he now? It's how I watch you talk to your baby.
Kate Keller: The baby?
Annie Sullivan: Any baby. It's gibberish. Grown-up gibberish. Baby-talk gibberish. Do they understand one word of it to start? Somehow they begin to if they hear it. I'm letting Helen hear it.
Kate Keller: Other children are not impaired.
Annie Sullivan: Oh, there's nothing impaired in her head. It works like a mousetrap.
Kate Keller: Then when will she learn?
Annie Sullivan: Maybe after a million words.
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Kate Keller: What happened?
Annie Sullivan: She ate from her own plate. She ate with a spoon. Herself. And she folded her napkin.
Kate Keller: Folded her napkin?
Annie Sullivan: The room's a wreck, but her napkin is folded. I'll be in my room, Mrs. Keller.
Viney, Keller Maid: Don't leave now, Miss Annie. Dinner'll be ready right away.
Kate Keller: Folded her napkin. My Helen folded her napkin.
Director: Arthur Penn
Language: English,American Sign Language Release date: July 28, 1962