I know I am not a person who loves reading, but "Anne of the Green Gables" is one of my favorite readings during my early years. In recent years, most of the movies have been around the sun-drenched southern British manor, plump and round girls, layered long skirts, top hats full of flowers, every handshake, every small dance party, highlighting the small countryside The warmth and the hidden arrogance of the British. Little Annie also complies with the structure of the story, but this time transfers the screen to Prince Edward Island. I have to say that the pictures presented in the entire three seasons of the plot are in line with my expectations and ideas when I read the original. It’s just that the director’s ideas have long surpassed the interpretation of the original work. Of course, I do not reject the rational adaptation of the original work. The images of the protagonists such as Matthew and Marilla are more full and three-dimensional in the version, not to mention whether this adaptation is necessary, at least The whole emotional structure is built. However, even though I closed the barrage to watch, and tried to block all the unobjectiveness, the shaping of Annie's character is really puzzling, or even unsatisfactory. The author used a lot of plots, almost applying Anne's recklessness, yelling, crying, reflection, and growth to reflect the character's advanced course, but it is difficult for me to find the one in the book that is warm but warm. Lovely little Annie. Regardless of the hotly debated topics such as homosexuality, racial discrimination, feminism or freedom of speech in the third season, I always think that the mission of this drama to the heroine is too great. She has been portrayed. Land is no longer the Green Gable Anne who has a fantasy world in her eyes, but a female soldier of the age who carries on her shoulders the civilized change of the people in the countryside, and promotes the freedom of women and the equality of human rights. It can only be said that this movie is no longer Little Annie, but Big Annie. But I have to mention that the actors in this edition are all well chosen, Gilbert? Hahahahahahaha.
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