Fiction is sharp and obscure literature, perhaps only a small number of people will appreciate Capote's talent, and complimented by its splendid text hits, while the film is mass-market and needs to cater to most people's tastes. Except for a few purely artistic films, most films aim at the box office. The director and screenwriter actually conspired to tamper with the original novel, changing it into another story with the same name but a very different content.
Holly in the movie often goes to Tiffany's jewelry store, and her admiration for the glitz of the upper class relieves her pain. She looks extremely elegant when looking at the glitz and relieves the sadness. Living in poverty, she regards material things as everything. In order to give herself and her younger brother a carefree life, she travels day and night in the dance party. Her demeanor is elegant and moving, which makes people fascinated. The girl from the countryside, when her younger brother died, broke out in a crazy act that surprised the rich around her, and her wealth and status slipped away instantly.
Whether it's Roman Holiday or Breakfast at Tiffany's, I have a feeling of being sleepy and unable to watch the movie, probably because the movie has nothing to attract me except Hepburn's beauty.
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