The name of the film is "Queen of Africa", which is subtle and interesting. It can also be named "The Adventures of the African Jungle, the sister of a maverick and a missionary." The excitement of the film lies in the transformation of the two people's ideas, personalities, and the same ultimate in the adventure process; the sublimation of the two people's life values. Rossi has transformed from an old girl who was originally a nun to a boat housewife who can stand the wind and rain, and is also a woman warrior who is brave enough to charge the enemy. And Ornet has changed from a basic simple but somewhat superficial "maverick" to a "pointed man"; a hero who is not afraid of sacrifice and dare to kill the enemy. The film is really wonderful. Although there are some details, it is completely funny, but it is innocuous. Watching it makes people laugh, and will not ask whether it is credible. These two big-name actors (coincidentally, the American Film Institute ranked 25 men and women in the list of the great actors of the last century, and the two were ranked first) as the protagonists, and the performances were really excellent. First of all, the images of these two are very appropriate to the roles they play. If you choose other famous partners such as Gary Grant and Ingrid Bergman in "Beauty" or Gregory Parker and Audrey Hepburn in "Roman Holiday" to perform, they will not be bad. But no matter what, it can't achieve the current dramatic effect. After the end of the movie, there is a paragraph that must be added. It must be interesting: after the war, the couple brought a trick. They drove a big and beautiful diesel engine ship, which was filled with daily necessities and food, and came to the original. The villagers rushed over to the place where the mission was carried out. On the bow of the ship is written "African Queen Mobile Supermarket." (No, there was no supermarket at that time, it was called "Mobile Department Store".)
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