A chaotic life

Floy 2022-06-06 18:25:42

I was busy and watched a whole day of movies. I watched three or four movies. In the
morning, I saw Truffau’s "Two British Girls and the Continental", in the
afternoon the 97 version of "Persuasion", and in the evening I watched " "Summer Fight", I
watched "Late Night Cafeteria" at night.
What came into my heart was "Persuasion", and the one I was surprised to watch was "Summer".
I felt hungry late at night and became too hungry. It was "Late Night Cafeteria".

The 1995 edition of Persuasion is better than the 2007 edition.
I found that the closer it is to the present, the harder it is to restore the classics.
The story of the 95th edition of Persuasion is not as clear as the 2007 edition,
but fortunately, the chaos is not explained for the sake of explanation, but explained for the sake of explanation.
It is a group of life, a group of closed, conservative, no gaps in life,
in such a deadly day, how can a woman still retain that share of romance, love, and persistence in life.
For people like her, marriage is increasingly not a "problem" but a "pursuit".
Love is not the main feature of the movie, but the quality of life, so there are so many details that have nothing to do with the main line,
but it is also valuable here. The few women have a desire for independence and freedom, although it is faint.

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Extended Reading

Persuasion quotes

  • Captain Benwick: [Anne and Benwick are discussing poetry and he asks her which she prefers of two poems by Sir Walter Scott. Anne answers by quoting a line from the second poem. They then alternately recite the next few lines] Tell me, do you prefer "Marmion" or "The Lady of the Lake?"

    Anne: "Like the dew on the mountain / Like the foam on the river /"

    Captain Benwick: "Like the bubble on the fountain / Thou art gone /"

    Anne: "and forever!"

  • Sir Walter Elliot: I will not have a sailor in my house. I strongly object to the Navy. It brings persons of obscure birth into undue distinction. And it cuts up a man's youth and vigour most horribly.