Extended Reading
  • Anissa 2022-03-21 09:01:56

    Rational and emotional?

    I finally finished watching the movie this afternoon. Looking at the comments again, I can see the word "forbearance" and some similar opinions. For such a film, reaching a consensus in a certain sense makes me feel a little uncomfortable. Everyone's opinions are so consistent that they are even...

  • Adelbert 2022-04-22 07:01:29

    perceptual rationality

    It took three days to watch the film on and off, and the two sisters, Elena and Marianne, are similar in age but have completely opposite personalities. Elena is rational, calm and composed, and she puts the overall situation first in the face of difficulties in love; while Marianne is lively,...

  • Jane 2022-03-25 09:01:09

    The rational and restrained sister fell in love with the warm man, and the emotional and unrestrained sister fell in love with the romantic man. Unfortunately, the warm man had a marriage contract 5 years ago, and the romantic man married a rich girl for money. Different from the sweetness of "Pride and Prejudice", "Sense and Sensibility" is a bit bitter, but in the end, Fried Austin gave the two sisters a happy ending, and the sister married the warm man (the warm man's fiancee married the warm man. her younger brother), and her younger sister is married to Colonel Brandon, who has been guarding her silently for a long time. I prefer the character of the forbearing older sister, because her worried side reminds me of myself.

  • Rosella 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    "The picture quality of the 1995 film is clearer than that of the 2008 TV series." Twenty-year-old Kate Winslet is so good-looking, as if she came out of an oil painting. When AR was reading to her, every ending sounded too good. Emma, ​​who wanted to kiss Uncle Hugh in a show for herself, and Director Ang Lee went with her. Thinking of this, she felt so cute~ Then she also brought her ex-boyfriend Dr. Howes when he was studying in Cambridge. It's amazing~

Sense and Sensibility quotes

  • Mrs Jennings: [hoping to cheer up Marianne who is grieving her loss of Willoughby] Does she care for olives?

  • Mrs Jennings: I don't want to hear another word about the ham bone, Pigeon. You and Cartwright must sort that out between you.