This movie didn't give me too much feeling~ It's quite ordinary. The first harvest is the male protagonist in it (I don't know what his name is), handsome, handsome, handsome, handsome, handsome, handsome, handsome, handsome, handsome, handsome, handsome. The second gain is that the English dialogue in it is so pure and pure~ I have always listened to American English, so it is rare to hear English-British English, and my ears are almost laughing, it is really good~ The only problem It’s just that I can’t understand it very well. The American English is basically OK, and I can still get along with the subtitles. The English pronunciation is relatively heavy, and I basically don’t understand it~. The third gain is that the clothes inside are so beautiful~. British 16th century clothing, classical, is the type I like very much~. The fourth harvest is one of the scenes I once saw in the entertainment news. At that time, the news criticized it as a flaw in the shooting. The scene was when the heroine was disguised as a man and stood on the stage, someone approached her A mouse was thrown in the clothes, and then she was so scared that she shook the clothes and shook out the long hair she had hidden. The flaw lies in the fact that during the filming, the actress must have shot the long hair first, then cut her hair and then filmed the short one. It would be weird to connect the two shots together, because her short hair is really short. Yes, at a glance, you can tell that it is not the kind of short hair that hides her hair, but her long hair is written down like that, which is full of strange.
To sum up - I didn't gain much from this film, but let me gossip about Shakespeare's emotional history~ Its storyline is also old-fashioned, very similar to the domestic series, but the mentality of the heroine in it Much more open-minded than the domestic ones.
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