bad shit

Bailee 2022-04-21 09:03:34

Saw the movie as a former veteran Jane Austen fan.

I'm very disappointed that a clichéd and boring story has been linked to six Jane Austen books in a far-fetched and overly hypocritical way.

The man who participated in the book club was quite interesting. In my acquaintance, all who like Jane Austen are women. When a man sees Jane for the first time, all he can get is the relationship between Edmund and Fanny's brother-sister-like love and Princess Leia's and Luke Skywalker's brother-sister infidelity in Interstellar. I was completely amused when I saw this girl.

Also the movie didn't impress me too much. The writers always try to pull out the concepts of morality, self-control and women's responsibility that are always advocated in Jane Austen's novels from these ordinary stories of ordinary people, which I find very boring.

Movies that can be deleted after watching it once. Jane Austen's books can still be read more.

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  • Daniel Avila: [speaking to Sylvia after running into her with the woman he left her for] I'm sorry, we don't shop on this side of town, ever. Sorry. You can have this Whole Foods. We won't ever use it again, ok?

  • Grigg Harris: Isn't physical attraction one of the the ungovernable forces? You know, like gravity - that's what we like about it. Downhill, release the brakes, loosen your grip and then - whoosh!