Barry Lyndon is Kubrick's closing film, and it's a film with a peaceful and delicate plot. The story itself does not have very intense conflicts, nor does it have a unique and novel setting. It is about how a poor boy from a slum, how to become a high-class person, and after reaching the peak of his life, he quickly fell. But the very perfect way of expression attracts me to keep looking down. The quality of each frame is like an oil painting and the soundtrack is just right, which makes people feel very comfortable. If I was asked to watch it again, I would still like it, not because I want to know the next plot, but because the process of watching a movie is a kind of enjoyment in itself.
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