I have a habit, after reading a good book, I will eventually find out if there is a movie that has been changed into it, and it has been adapted without any accident, and it has received rave reviews! After two weeks of procrastination, I finally came to see it, but when I saw Homer tell Wally that he had a heart problem, he had a bad premonition. After Dr. Larch's inexplicable emotional line, Homer lived with the workers, Ruth Ruth didn't show up with the baby, I knew I couldn't watch it anymore! After all, the confusion of the characters' appearance time axis makes me have a subconscious mind that is inconsistent with the original text. The successful adaptation I like must be the essence of refining by making appropriate modifications on the basis of respecting the original work. Maybe it takes two hours to interpret the arrival of more than 100 years. There is always a choice, but I still prefer to see the impact of the death of the prostitute's daughter on Dr. Larch, who has been chasing the corpse that Homer practiced from early on. At night, she bravely broke into the place of illegal abortion and found that she was just trying to do a little bit of her ability (although she was not skilled), Melonie's violent illness and tenderness, Homer and Wally's good memories of living together, Homer and Kan. Tee's memory on the roof of the cider house...... Thinking about it, maybe the scene of a movie can't be satisfied, hahaha, in short, if you are lucky enough to watch this movie, whether you like it or not, I recommend it You go and read the original "Rules of the Cider House" and you'll be back to thank me, haha?
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