This film is very tasteful in terms of music, makeup, styling, scenery and photography, especially Catherine Deneuve's overall look Very elegant and classical~ Aunt Catherine was really beautiful when she was young, and in this play, she exudes aristocratic atmosphere. But I don't feel like she's a vampire from start to finish~ Is there something wrong with this? David Bowie is very handsome. The scene in the bathroom between these two is very beautiful. Kiss should be shot like this to make people feel beautiful~ But his character has become very annoying since his rapid aging. I wish he would hang up sooner. .
Miriam went to seduce Susan immediately after John's death. Susan came to her house. She played Lakme's piano music and told the story of Lakme and Mallika to flirt with Susan. Then, Susan was seduced...~The two of them At the beginning of the foreplay, the opera, Flower Duet, played by Ou Chao Ai Na (I was shocked by this song when I watched TLW, in fact, the English version of Come With Me can move me even more, after all, I can understand the meaning of the lyrics) , until the end. In terms of erotica, the film is not stingy, but why is the blood-sucking scene so secretive? It is estimated that it is a heavy taste developed by watching True Blood recently, and I am very upset by the depression of this movie~
Saw an introduction to the film and book written by a blogger on LJ. The movie is really a lot more restrained than the book. For example, the beautiful violin girl Alice is actually Miriam's choice to be John's backup. When she grows up, she will become her lover~ It's not so obvious in the movie, I don't feel it at all. It's not that Miriam has plans for her, and Alice won't compete with John like in the book, so in the movie, John's jealousy and hatred of her even kill her brutally in the end, which makes me a little confused. In short, the movie is not bad to watch, although occasionally there will be a feeling of drowsiness~
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