It is a surprise for old fans to have a movie as the ending after six seasons. What is even more touching is that the ending of this movie is really too wonderfully performed. Before watching it, I thought that the movie had a time limit after all, how could it be able to make a natural ending to the six-season blockbuster. Many events may not be properly connected, and may be too deliberate but fall into the usual cliché of most endings - hasty completion. But it didn't. Every character in Downton Abbey in the film has a reassuring home, and the contradictions and balances under the huge and intricate system of the British aristocratic family that have been displayed in front of the audience in the six seasons have also been vividly and profoundly summarized. Interpretation. Tom Branson was once an Irish Radical Party, but because of love, he accidentally entered his own opposition class. It is probably the magical warmth, grace and kindness possessed by this family that "inspired" the former rebels of the system. He said: "You can love people you disagree with. "There was a long time in my life where I didn't belong anywhere, and they were important to me. "A man who resists the kingship, desperately grabs the gun at the king from the hands of others; inadvertently makes the princess realize that kingship is something that needs to be maintained more than marriage happiness. This is a very interesting place. We don't have to discuss it. The assimilation of opposites between institutions or the conflict between class differences and personal emotions, because in the face of the overly emotional and personal products of love, family, blood, and belonging, the unchanging position, the consistent view of zhengzhi, and the firm and clear self-positioning seem to have some Incompatible, cold and fragile. There is no lack of encouragement and admiration for the awakening of women's self-awareness in the play. Lady Edith did not seem to have two dazzling sisters in the first few seasons, and then gradually grew and became prominent. It is not difficult to find that, in addition to Sybil, She also exudes the daring charm of women in the new era. Learning to drive, helping on the farm, working as an editor, and getting pregnant out of wedlock, these actions that seemed a bit advanced at the time were all from this seemingly ordinary girl. The film Her thoughts about self-lost after marriage also deeply moved me, and she thought of the recently imported feminist works and uproaring social events. The plight of women should never be ignored, and the system and consciousness are the root. Women themselves sometimes It is also an imperceptible pusher to get yourself into trouble. In this case, the strong willpower awareness of women and the strong empathy and empathy of men are even more needed in society. This is very difficult and far from it. But fortunately, in the ending, Edith has both happiness and fame and fortune. I believe her nature will also be understood and cherished.
My favorite character in the show is Lady Mary. At that time, I loved her British elegance and perseverance, restrained and calm, and winning the ticket. This is largely inherited from grandma. So in the end the conversation between my grandma and her really hit me. "You are the future of Downton, and you are the best part I can continue in this world. Hurrah!" "I will be fine until I am not." And about the management of the manor, Mary has always had this doubt, after all The era to which the manor belongs is passing by with time. Grandma said: "Our ancestors and descendants lived a different way from us, but Downton Abbey would be part of that life." Times change, everything changes. The way the estate operates and the way people live is also bound to change. That's exactly what the sixth season or the ending of Downton Abbey is trying to convey. The film uses grandma's imminent departure to complete the echoes and metaphors well. And Downton will always exist, as a symbol of warmth and care. Taking a step back, grandma's words are probably also consolation for drama fans. . Too tired to know what to say.
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