We need to look at it in the context of the 1960s. After all, in the United States at the time, the marriage of blacks and whites was still illegal in more than a dozen states and would be prosecuted. "Civil rights is one thing, marriage is another." From the point of view of watching movies, this movie is relatively ordinary, and generally speaking, it is not very good-looking. The film is filled with a lot of dialogue to express opinions, and as viewers, you can also encounter changes in attitudes of various characters. The good thing is that the performances of Spencer Qusay and Catherine Hepburn are very sincere and comfortable. The disadvantage is that although parents have repeatedly emphasized that it is very important that two children love each other deeply, the audience can only imagine the fiery love of their children from the point that they crossed the racial barrier.
Joanna grew up in an environment that opposed racial estrangement, and in her heart there was no such racial prejudice as the so-called defense of Hua Yi. And John gradually faded this prejudice during his personal growth, so he mentioned in the dialogue with his father, "You see yourself as a person of color, and I only see myself as a person." ". Because there is no such prejudice in their hearts, they can fall in love and talk about marriage in twenty days.
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