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By Idella 2022-03-13 08:01:01
Tom Jones (Albert Finney) was originally an illegitimate child, but was adopted by a gentleman. He was passionate and handsome, and the manor's daughter Sophia (Susannah York) fell with him. After falling in love, he was interfered by his cousin Biffel (David Warner). After some entanglement, the infamous Tom Jones decided to leave his hometown and go to the outside world to find his own world.
Not long after Tom left, the sad Sophia also embarked on the journey, and the two reunited at...
By Pink 2022-03-13 08:01:01
Director Tony Richardson, after graduating in 1953, worked as a British radio and television producer and director. In the mid-1950s, he devoted himself to the upsurge of the British freedom movement, and worked with Lindsey Anderson, the most well-known freelance film leader. It is mostly expressed as the distress and resistance of young people, which sets the tone for the "Angry Young People" movement (Angry Faction). While calling for creations to fully express the...
By Garrett 2022-03-13 08:01:01
1964 Oscar for Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay and Score + Best Actor in Venice.
A typical postmodern nonsensical comedy, narrative: masked characters + exaggerated plot + sudden and forcible reversal of happy ending.
Formally: the character's various words and deeds breaking the fourth wall & narration spoilers, self-referential (such as "the passion scene is omitted as usual below") and self-deprecating & a few minutes before the title is released, the silent...
By Chesley 2022-03-13 08:01:01
Tom Jones is handsome and handsome, but unfortunately from a bad background, he is someone's illegitimate child, so in the environment at that time, if the family is not in the right place, it is difficult to marry a beloved elegant girl! So Tom Jones started a new journey in his life. He didn't expect that along the way, even though Tom Jones was poor, he still had a lot of adventures. On the way to London, Tom Jones also did a heroic act of saving beauty. Later, even if he was misunderstood...
By Alivia 2022-03-13 08:01:01
"Tom Jones" The Prodigal Son Comes Back
The director uses humorous methods to tell us how to guide energetic young people to return to the mainstream of society.
An absurd English comedy, a panorama of 16th-century England, a fascinating affair. At least that's how I positioned the movie. The protagonist of the film is Tom Jones, a common British name. But on the way to pursue his love life, he caused a lot of hilarious jokes. Director Tony Richardson is a person who is very good at...
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By Rhea 2022-03-28 09:01:13
Anyway. . I am very happy to see...
By Demarco 2022-03-27 09:01:21
A boring adaptation of a famous book. . . Really boring, why can I get BP? ? ?...
By Rosalia 2022-03-27 09:01:21
I really don't understand how such a farce can win the Oscar for best...
By Verlie 2022-03-27 09:01:21
18th century classic slutty literature Free and sloppy kind-hearted lecherous boy brother from the countryside to the city is merciful everywhere, regardless of men, women, children, high and low, all flirting, provoking jealousy, almost being framed Aerial photography overall lighting natural and realistic S5 C5...
By Ivory 2022-03-27 09:01:21
It's basically a love story full of metaphors, irony and amusing. The male protagonist is enthusiastic, sincere and upright, but he uses his lower body to guide his upper body. This unreasonable debauchery has hurt his sweetheart many times. Are the various insults to his illegitimate child status and the subsequent plot reversal a sad and joyous history of the birth of capitalism? All kinds of funny and funny ratios are obviously the model of later comedy...
Squire Western: Who in hell are you?
Lord Fellamar: I, sir, am Lord Fellamar, the happy man whom I hope you will accept as your son-in-law.
Squire Western: You're a son of a whore, for all your fancy falderals!
Lord Fellamar: I resent your tone, sir.
Squire Western: Resent, me arse! I'll teach you to father-in-law me!
Miss Western: This Blifil is a hideous kind of fellow. But, as you know, Bell, all country gentlemen are.
Lady Bellaston: I don't then wonder at Sophie's infatuation for this Jones creature. He's an agreeable fellow to look at. Miss Western, will you believe me when I tell you that he has the audacity to make love to me?
Miss Western: Oh, these men! I would've torn the eyes out of a prince if he had attempted such freedoms with me!
Narrator: 'Tis said that hope is a bad supper, but makes a good breakfast.