It's just pure afterthought (I don't know why there are so many words)

Stewart 2022-01-27 08:23:24

What kind of bloody love triangle is this? The heroine was sold twice, I really feel distressed... She should not be very happy after marriage, look at the clothes she wore when she came home at the end of the film... Then she seems to have gone to work in the factory? (Actually I don't think the plot is very outstanding, it may be that my English is not very good at raw meat, I should blame it on my poor English.I couldn't fully understand what the characters said,because of the speed and the blurry pronunciation .) But why does it deserve five stars? Because everyone's faces are so good! Yimei's lips are red and teeth are white, and Kexin's women's clothes are really good-looking (especially the blue one), and dtt is also tender and can be squeezed out of water (why dtt and Kexin are not in the same frame) The heroine's curly hair is also very good-looking Also ,it seems like a story about the high society in England and the money. They had parties all day,kept dancing and dancing,even in hospital. However,the very scenes of these people are splendid(I don't know if this word is somewhat suitable.). Every second is like an oil painting. It is hard to describe this feeling.

Brilliant Years (2003)
7.8
2003 / United Kingdom / Comedy Drama War / Stephen Frey / Stephen Campbell Moore Emily Mortimer

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  • Elbert 2022-01-27 08:23:24

    sheen, you are gorgeous and overwhelming! There are so many beauties in a film that they are going to die! ah ah

  • Nat 2022-04-21 09:03:32

    What goes around comes around…if lucky… reprise (2011-07-20 first look, forgot all…)

Bright Young Things quotes

  • Adam Fenwick-Symes: Good afternoon. Is Mr Blount in?

    Colonel Blount: There's no Mr Blount here. This is Colonel Blount's house.

    Adam Fenwick-Symes: I'm sorry. I think the colonel is expecting me to lunch.

    Colonel Blount: Nonsense! I'm Colonel Blount.

  • Colonel Blount: Don't think me discourteous, but I'm afraid it's impossible for me to ask you to luncheon. I have a guest coming on intimate family business. It's some young rascal who wants to marry my daughter.

    Adam Fenwick-Symes: Well, I want to marry your daughter too.

    Colonel Blount: What an extraordinary thing. Are you sure?