The Austin book will be good. People who have read all six books just discuss some kind names and a few lines of familiar lines in a few sentences of those six books, and they can’t help but like this movie.
I watched it a long time ago when I became Jane Austen, and I really didn't feel it. The woman looks too American, I really don't know what the director thinks.
I watched two persuasion, the 07 version and an old version before. The 07 version is really unrecognizable, probably to set off the heroine’s personality change, from cowardly to firm, unexpectedly added a whimsical scene of chasing the actor on the main road at the end of the film, making Austin leap into it. The leading edge of the times has become a pioneer of women's emancipation. There was a scene in the old version that I liked very much. Annie came to her sister's house and became the object of everyone to confide in private. After listening to the complaints and grievances of the whole car, there is no such thing in the new version. However, the two films both show Anne’s regret for giving up her engagement 8 years ago. It seems to be inconsistent with the spirit of the original, and the two heroines are both gentle and weak. Mr. Riot fell in love at first sight. The old version of Colonel Wentworth is also really outrageous, probably the previous aesthetics followed this line.
Mansfield Manor was once my favorite, albeit for a short time. The heroine of the 07 version is okay, and the whole drama feels okay, but after watching the story, I don’t like these characters. I think Edward is a little bit useless. After being frustrated with Xinhuan, he comes back to find the old love, and the old love is also Never abandoning, crying, or annoying silently waiting for him to change his mind, neither of them is the kind of person who exudes brilliance.
The most stunning is the Northanger Abbey! But one of the reasons may be because this is my least favorite Austin original. I only read it once. I have never considered the protagonist and heroine of the storyline. There is no stereotyped pattern in my mind, and the drama inside also allows the director to change. There is room for changing taste, not from beginning to end with a soothing piano accompaniment with a rustic green background. The heroine was chosen very well! The simple appearance is a bit like Scarlett Johansson. The actor's lines are very humorous, and the ability to strike up a conversation is first-rate. Because I have forgotten the storyline, compared to the other movies, I have a little more curiosity about what will happen next.
I used to watch Emma of Gwyneth and Lee Ann Vinslet both have good senses and emotions. Are they arrogant and prejudiced? The expectations are too high, and I will probably never think that there is a version that can't pick a thorn.
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