The wit and confidence of the dialogue

Rozella 2022-01-21 08:02:23

Although to a certain extent, I couldn't accept the "biased" actresses in the movies I've seen, but I was convinced by this movie. It may be the play of acting skills, or it may be the wit of the dialogue. There are too many classic dialogues to list them all.

It may be difficult to understand the vulgarity of the old ladies who are eager to sell their daughters in the initial scenes, but it is also in such a family that we have seen the images of several generous daughters. Thanks to their father's cultivation. So as long as you have the patience to watch it and people who like the movie's dialogue will generally not be disappointed. This may also explain the prejudice that most people are accustomed to.

There is an impressive plot, that is, a family meeting was held when the family of "Prejudice" was misunderstood and fell into the lowest point. Just as the family was crying and crying, "Prejudice" expressed her confident and firm insights (to the effect) As follows): "It's no big deal for a family to move out from here to a remote place, as long as we are still together!" And her father encouraged each other.

I believe that a book should be more worth seeing than a movie, but it is a pity that I haven't read it well yet. It's a pity.

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  • Rosalind 2022-04-21 09:03:15

    The screen name of the movie is very much in line with the style of Hollywood movies. It would be good to change the actors of Jane and Elizabeth. Gregory Garson's too strong body and face are not as good as Ellie in the novel. Shabe's wit and witty and cunning feeling. Lawrence Oliver seems a little too handsome for the role of Darcy, lacking in arrogance and more than attentiveness.

  • Daphnee 2022-03-20 09:02:47

    Lawrence Oliver’s acting skills have nothing to say, it is very convincing for the audience to transition from hatred at the beginning to like later.

Pride and Prejudice quotes

  • Mrs. Bennet: Oh! And, Jane, if Mr. Bingley should suggest a stroll before dinner, don't refuse. For instance, they just delightfully secluded walks in those shrubberies around that field.

    Jane Bennet: Yes, Mama.

    Elizabeth Bennet: [looking up at the storm clouds approaching] There won't be much strolling today, Mama.

    Mrs. Bennet: Oh, dear me! I'm afraid you're right! Oh! And I had such hopes for those shrubberies!

  • Caroline Bingley: Oh, you didn't come alone, I hope.

    Elizabeth Bennet: All alone.

    Caroline Bingley: But how shocking!