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The feeling after watching this Joan of Arc
Laverna 2022-05-10 23:12:21
The one who has seen Luc Besson's version first saw this one recently. Both are very good, with the same stories but different emphasis. One is more realistic and the other is more legendary. The scenes of Luc Besson's war are magnificent and true stories are compared. Realistic, and the character's feelings and inner heart are more described in this movie, and there are also descriptions of Joan and his family. Joan who likes this movie is more feminine and legendary, and it makes people feel sad and regretful when he is burnt to death.
Extended Reading
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La Hire: [to Joan] At Agincourt, I lost my faith in my country, & I came to believe in myself. At Orleans, I lost my faith in myself, & I came to believe in you.
[starts to leave]
La Hire: We are now both utterly alone... & only I have the courage to admit it.
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Bishop Cauchon: [sees Joan dressed in men's clothing again] Oh, God, what have you done? What have you done?
Joan D'Arc: What I confessed, I confessed from fear... but every word was a lie. I retract my abjuration now & for all time.
Bishop Cauchon: You'll die through your own words!
Joan D'Arc: No, dear Bishop... I die through you.