The characters in this film are very well acted, especially the villain characters, I really feel a little excited to hit people. And the sad expression of the male protagonist always makes people feel distressed ~ I think many people will not give five stars because they have read the original book. After watching this film, I feel that the male protagonist can still escape the clutches of the villains in many places. The only thing that makes me dissatisfied is Bill's way of death. He died so unexpectedly, I still think it was a total failure. The story begins with the orphan Oliver being taken in by the church's scum organization, because he can't always get enough to eat and ask for it again, which offends the superior. The church men placed him as an apprentice with a coffin shop owner. But the family at Coffin Point treated him like a dog. The second ancestor of the family also insulted Oliver's mother. Oliver couldn't bear it any longer, and then he beat people and escaped. Walked alone for seven days to London to meet the local pickpocket group. Learn the tricks of stealing with the Snapper and Fagin. Unfortunately, the theft was discovered, which later led to Oliver, who did not steal, mistakenly in court. Fortunately, the accusation was cleared by a kind person, and the plaintiff took Oliver home to support him because of his guilt and pity. Oliver seemed to be favored by God, but the truth made him a joke. Bill, the leader of the pickpocket organization, captured him and planned a burglary, targeting the family where Oliver was taken in. Oliver was reluctant to do so, but was pointed at gunpoint. During the process, Oliver could only make trouble, but Bill accidentally injured his arm and took him away. After this incident, Oliver was seriously injured, and Bill's little lover, Nancy, couldn't bear it, and reported what happened to Oliver to those who had taken him in. When Bill found out, he was furious and killed Nancy. So Bill became the most wanted man, and Fagin became the peddler. The police traced Bill's whereabouts through Bill's dog. Bill knew something was wrong, so he kidnapped Oliver and ran away. The wicked only get revenge, and Bill died unexpectedly at his own hands. In this way, the scene turns, and the lens clearly insinuates Oliver reading in the sun. In the end, Oliver asked his benefactor to take in his benefactor, and went to the prison to visit Fagin, who had been good to him. Looking at Fagin who was facing the hanging, his expression collapsed and he once again plunged the picture into a dark sadness~
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