So, the night before yesterday, I enjoyed it again. Although there were no subtitles, I still watched it with gusto.
I still remember that I bought Oscar Wilde's script and looked back. I like some humorous plots and equally interesting lines.
When I watched it again, I found that one of the leading actors was Colin Firth. He liked this man very much. He always performed the role of a 17th-century English gentleman. Watching movies in Hollywood for too long, I jumped out of the exaggerated American test pronunciation, and listened to the English accent that was full of words, so circumflex, so nice. I prefer the dress and dress of that era. The prosperity of the Elizabethan era makes everything look rich and luxurious. Men’s tuxedos, black velvet bow ties, and black waist seals on the waist, tall gentleman hats, represent a status symbol Canes; women’s layered skirts decorated with lace, beautiful hats with feathers, black or white veils covering the face, exquisite and elegant umbrellas, relaxing and fun afternoon tea in the afternoon...I like it There are really too many things. In that era, rich, but not degenerate, conservative, but not lacking in taste.
Britain at that time was my favorite. The movies and novels describing that era have become classics.
This one has naturally become one of the best works to appreciate.
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