I just finished watching this movie today, and I wasn't going to write a review, but after reading the review written by a person with an ID called "Toothed Mouth and Strong Tea", I felt compelled to complain about this movie.
First of all, it's the first time I've seen a movie of this style, and for someone like me who's watching this type of movie for the first time, it's acceptable after watching it, which is enough to show that the movie won't be outrageously bad.
Secondly, I found that some people are full of prejudice against the casting of this movie, and feel that all the actors are inappropriate. On this point, I want to say that if you only look at the cast and score when watching a movie, then just look at the cast and forget about the movie.
Finally, for the plot of this movie, I think the title "Pride is wrong, but kindness is not wrong" is enough to sum it up.
Is Emma conceited?
When Emma changed her righteousness to Grete, she was really conceited; when Emma was a matchmaker, she was really conceited; when Emma attacked Jane because she was more talented than she was, she was really conceited; When Emma tried to be smart without consulting others, she was really conceited.
Is Emma kind?
When Emma was afraid that the housekeeper would end up alone, she was a matchmaker for the housekeeper who was close to her mother; when Emma got along with the boarder Grete, she was very kind; when Emma learned that Nestor liked her, she was afraid When she hurt Grete, she was kind.
Like many fairy tales, the heroine Emma has gradually transformed from an eldest lady who strives for perfection in everything to an ordinary person who dares to face her inner feelings and is willing to admit her fault and reap love. Although this kind of plot is a bit cliché, there is nothing wrong with a happy ending.
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