The taste of this version of Hollywood is too strong to persuade the road to go directly to the pre-war America, but it is beautiful and very pleasing to the eye. The plot has also been cut too much, but it is better than the handsome male and female Darcy is the most handsome I have seen. It looks super like Ewan, and Lizzy is also good-looking and clever. It fits the original. At first glance, it doesn’t look as good as my sister, but the more beautiful it looks, especially the nose is quite and upright. It’s so exquisite that it raises her entire side face several levels. The thing is to completely change Jane into a silly white sweet and Darcy is not enough resevered. The character is too happy. Finally, I kissed my aunt and played Franck Churchill. It was almost the same. The biggest adaptation of the film was to change Aunt Catherine to Darcy to test Elizabeth. Whether you love Darcy or love his property, the good people actually agree with their marriage. This is really too American, shallow and Hollywood’s happy ending. Jane Austen was meant to reflect the class gap and the arrogance of the upper class at that time.
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