The clothes are not very British, it does not matter, we know that the most girly protagonist is not so British.
When Elizabeth went to see her sister on foot, she had too much disheveled hair. She was not an English lady at all, and it didn't matter. It was acceptable to deceive the director and the audience with her heart.
but! When the hero and heroine played together for the first time, no, this is very tight. . . ! real.
You have to read the original for a while, or no, if you don't read the original, you will find, oh my god, how did Elizabeth laugh so terribly when she saw Mr. Darcy for the first time! ! Is she cramping? Or is it mental illness? ~~ Where is a crazy woman from? ~~
You just don’t understand why Darcy is so obsessed with Elizabeth from head to toe. He has been speaking for her from the beginning. How could she not know? How can she impress Darcy if she is so clever? Is it true that Darcy is just like other men who are only tempted for beauty? (But if this is the case, I think JANE is much more beautiful than LIZY~~~ In this version, JANE is a real beauty, more beautiful than the pirate girl, and even more beautiful than the typical British face in the BBC version It’s so eye-catching~, this JANE is simply resurrected from the academic art works~~)
Elizabeth did not show any wisdom in this version. I have to say that this is the director’s problem (though in fact the actor's own savvy is also Very important~), from head to toe, she is just a young girl who is in full bloom. This is also true. It is true that the role has reached the marriageable age, and lifelong events have a huge impact on the future. But she expressed her dissatisfaction with Darcy for no reason at the beginning, and later became easily emotional. If it weren't for the film to be completely unclear or the editor cut it out, I am afraid that neither the actor nor the director had done a good job. . . .
I mentioned earlier that Elizabeth was very nervous, but there is another manifestation in the back~ When Elizabeth’s sister eloped with the officer, Elizabeth looked at letters from home while turning around and wept in tears. . At this time she had a very sudden and terrible expression. . . . (Well, our mental patient has reappeared...), I can't feel that she is sad at all at this time, I just think she is neurotic (a neurotic woman is quite scary, does Darcy have neurological quality control?)
This Darcy also acted very strangely. He did not show arrogance as written in the novel, and he could even be said to be amiable to Elizabeth (no one knew that he appeared and did nothing. If you don’t say anything, someone will say bad things about him and provoke Elizabeth’s very nervous "prejudice"), well, just treat this as the director’s pioneering work, about the director’s attempt to create a best lover , But the ending is too romantic. . . . How to see how to YY. . . . (Okay, okay, this ending is used to add a funny atmosphere to everyone~) By the way
, when I watched this version, I had forgotten the BBC version a long time ago. I think I watched it when it premiered on the English channel. At that time, I didn't have any interest in this work at all. After seeing a few beautiful shots like oil paintings, I didn't continue. I always knew that I didn't particularly appreciate this kind of work. So it can be said that I started to read this version without any prejudice.
However, it gave me a bad impression. I haven't looked at the BBC version carefully, and I've been thundered by it~. (I didn't choose that line carefully... Some careful children have already picked up the line thoroughly~)
The place where I downloaded it also has the BBC version. Look at the BBC version after reading it. The OMG and BBC versions are really heart-warming (although the recent XX incident has made me feel bad for BBC CNN etc.), this LIZY is not beautiful and thorny, this LIZY’s thorns grow in places you can’t see. This LIZY is very human, and this LIZY is very temperamental. It is very important that this LIZY shows a unique British smell, showing her cleverness and performance. Out of her decent way of doing things. What a rare quality.
Okay, this version is a silly film from head to toe, and its biggest role is-let's go to the BBC version and look at it again and then praise people from head to toe.
Maybe you don’t read its original work (is it possible? How many people have not read this famous novel?), and have not read the BBC version, then you may only be surprised by some of LIZY’s performance, you will still be Its American style stirs up emotionally. . . Especially the pretty spoof flirting at the end. . . .
The same is a recent work. In contrast, I would rather go to see BE COMING JANE. At least the clothes there are good-looking, the colors are good-looking, and the lens scenes are still pretty good-looking in terms of visuals. As for the plot, I continue to ignore it. . . . . . .
(Someone is not responsible for making a random comment, crawling away--)
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