Cyrano de Bergerac

By Leslie 2022-03-25 09:01:23

a poignant love

It is a sad story, with the splendor of moths to flames and the poignant beauty of withered petals.

Luo Shan, a talented and beautiful female writer, is famous and has many secret lovers. Cyrano is one of them.

He is her distant cousin, worthy of a childhood sweetheart, but it doesn't stop there.

In the theater, Cyrano disrupted the highly anticipated theatrical performance and replaced it as the protagonist of the theater. He is the reincarnation of Samson, the...

By Oma 2022-03-25 09:01:23

moon chaser

Cyrano, a brave and fearless swordsman with one enemy, is also a soulful and romantic poet. He is arrogant and unrestrained, but has a fatal flaw - an ugly big nose. His huge nose, like a strong and soft elephant trunk, ruined all romantic temperament.

He made a scene in the theater for his long-cherished cousin Roseanne, his aggressive tone and superb swordsmanship made the wealthy class unable to resist. He was arrogant and conceited in the face of everyone, using words as...

By Aletha 2022-03-25 09:01:23

suicide note

Farewell, Roseanne, I am dying. Roxane, adieu, je vais mourir! I believe this is the night, my dear, C'est pour ce soir, je crois, ma bien aimée! I will die, with love for you nowhere to speak, all will be gone, No more intoxicated eyes. J'ai l'âme lourde encor d'amour inexprimée, Et je meurs! jamais plus, jamais mes yeux grisés, my eyes are full of quivering pleasure, only to miss your gestures, Mes regards dont c'était les frémissantes fêtes , Ne baiseront au vol les gestes que vous...

By Lola 2022-03-25 09:01:23

inaccurate words

1. The heroine and Big Nose did not have any sparks for 14 years after the war, but once I understood that the person who wrote the letter was the momentary love transfer when Big Nose was born, it was still unacceptable, because from this point of view, the love object here It’s not fixed at all. Memories, experiences, experiences, emotions, and other ties are not as important as who the author of the love letter is (of course, it may also be because of the big nose dying)

2. The...

By Hugh 2022-03-24 09:03:49

The so-called deep love

A movie in the form of a stage play, with long lines of poetry recited, is completely different from the modern vernacular. This is my initial impression of this play. It was a departure from the life-oriented movies I usually watched, and the big-nosed lover with the philosophical characteristics of the poet in the air was very reluctant at first.

But as the famous masterpiece of the French national treasure actor Gérard Depardieu, the film's status in the history of film cannot be...

By Aidan 2022-03-28 09:01:13

75. The integrity is very strong. The first scene is very powerful, and the narration from this point onwards is also very smooth. Although there is no big phone call between the characters, the war background used in the story has been greatly packaged. an effective means. As a work that is harmonious and unified in all aspects, it can indeed become a demonstration, but the excavation of this emotion is not my...

By Romaine 2022-03-28 09:01:13

21.05.02 The story of "the strongest dog licking in history" in French is very lonely under Depardieu's superb interpretation and the accumulation of various beautiful rhetoric in his lines. Love a person is to love his skin or his soul is forever. Timeless topic. The heaviness of history neutralizes the frivolity of the series of love stories, and the atmosphere of the times attracts the audience's attention, but it is a pity that the tension of the plot is...

By Vallie 2022-03-28 09:01:13

One of the few French films I like. The story is a bit old-fashioned, but the lines are...

By Lue 2022-03-28 09:01:13

The script is so good, maybe only the French can make such a soul-stirring feeling of classical...

By Arturo 2022-03-28 09:01:13

It's not bad, but the point is that Rodan's original script is fantastic. The plot of the fifth act is really moved once I watch it...Is there a big nose like Cyrano in my heart...