Wilde, Oscar Wilde, the title alone is full of meticulous power and beauty. I really can't understand why the title of this film was translated as "Wilde's Lover", which twisted the main body of the film into telling Wilde's love history, which was cliché and lost the hazy delicacy of the original title. By the way, although the translations of some of the movies are so wonderful that people can’t stand it, there are still too many translations of the movies, which makes people feel very sorry. High workers get the reason. I don't know if I should admire Wilde, or I should admire this Wilde, Oscar Wilde. "Everything that is beautiful is lovely" runs through the film and Wilde's life. For Wilde, an artist through and through, it seemed that what he loved was not a person, a man or a woman, but a beauty. He appreciates every beauty, is grateful for every beauty, and never hides his admiration for beauty. He loves Bosie, but also his wife and children. He is like a deep blue sea, deep and broad, and no love conflicts with him. Of course, the outside world sees this as a kind of promiscuity and licentiousness, and going to jail is the most direct manifestation. Of course, this point does not need to be discussed too much. The narrow view of the outside world has already sunk into the deep blue and free sea. Wilde is humorous, and his every reply makes one want to grab a fine hardcover notebook and jot down every word. Such humor may also originate from the fact that he hates no one in the world. He doesn't seem to have the emotion of disgust, just like Bosie doesn't have the ability to love and be loved. For Bosie's father and some other vulgar villains, his attitude always gives people a sense of leisure and flexibility. For Bosie, Wilde said the sentence "If I saw Bosie now, I'd kill him" after he was imprisoned. regret? Or... These words seem small and tacky in the contrast of the deep blue and pure sea. Judging from the film alone, the people around Wilde, or in other words, the people Wilde loves, are extremely lovely and broad people. Everyone has their own feelings about life. The characters that appeared more often, Bosie, Constance, Robbie and some close relatives and distant neighbors, all seemed to love each other in different attitudes. To say what I saw in this film, the most appropriate word in my vocabulary-poor brain should be moved.
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