Pure plot control and actor gossip control to talk about this movie

Edna 2022-03-22 09:01:35

1. The ending was actually pretty good. Everyone got the ending they wanted. Barry got peace of mind, his mother was happy, and Mrs. Lyndon and her son returned to normal life. How can social class mobility be so easy? It's difficult now, let alone in those days.

This story is not the same as "Red and Black". Julien is indeed very capable. Such a smart and hard-working person did not get what he wanted in the end. I think it is a tragedy of social stratification. And Barry Lyndon is purely personal incompetence. It is normal for him to not be able to climb up, and he cannot complain too much about the society.

From a moral point of view, it is also rewarded for good and evil. Those who destroy the lives of Linden's mother and son have been punished. Yes, he let Brynden go in the duel, but they didn't treat him badly in the end, and they paid for it. Retire him. ——So there are no bad people in this story, everyone is doing things with conscience.

However, there are actually no particularly kind people in this story. All the characters are for their own interests, and no one is more noble than the other.

2. Blood ties are more important than anything else, this is the reality.

3. Regarding Ryan O'Neal, he is the one who played the heroine's father in "Bones". He is still very temperamental when he is old. I will go back and look for the episodes where he appeared in "Bones".

It is said that during the casting of this film, Kubrick wanted to use Robert Redford, but because Ryan O'Neal had a stronger box office appeal at the time, the film side insisted on using him as the male lead. As a result, O'Neal's career plummeted after the film, while Robert Redford rose step by step, becoming Kubrick's curse.

——This gossip seems to give an impression: Ryan O’Neal may not be qualified for the male lead, but in fact, after watching this film, you will find that this is an actor with excellent appearance and acting skills. He acts very well. After the age of 40, he failed to successfully transform and became a supporting role in the N-line. It may be due to personality problems + personal affairs (seeing that he has never won child custody after two divorces, and even completely cut off contact with his children, he may have a big personality problem.) ), which is a pity.

Ryan O'Neal has a son and is married to Tom's ex-girlfriend Rebecca. Many people may know this gossip.

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  • Lois 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    Very slow plot, you could call it dull, but every frame is so engaging. Seeing that there was a surge of emotion in my chest at the end, an uncontrollable sadness. Although the story is centered on Barry Lyndon, in fact, this main character is very floating, and he can't grasp any character traits. Maybe Lao Ku is using this to show that the fate of people in the floating world is as light as grass? Lao Ku really can shoot any subject matter.

  • Fidel 2021-11-13 08:01:24

    The dark version of Forrest Gump. Barry is not of bad quality, but lack of quality. He can drill at the cracks and insert at the hole. He doesn't follow principles and sticks to it, so he is like a walking corpse. In the Odyssey of the Rootless Man, the last stage of his life is considered to have gained a little sense of morality. The elites are good, they should strive to be the elites, but it's not cool to be the elite. The least able to fight fate is cleverness, fate will take everything back in the end. Real villains are better than hypocrites.

Barry Lyndon quotes

  • Narrator: [voice-over] Five years in the English and Prussian army, and some considerable experience of traveling the world, had by now dispelled any of those romantic notions regarding love with which Barry commenced life. And he began to have it in mind, as so many gentlemen had done before him, to marry a woman of great fortune and condition. And, as such things so often happen, these thoughts closely coincided with his setting first sight upon a lady who will henceforth play a considerable part in the drama of his life: the Countess of Lyndon, Viscountess Bullingdon of England, Baroness of Castle Lyndon of the Kingdom of Ireland, a woman of vast wealth and great beauty. She was the wife of The Right Honorable Sir Charles Reginald Lyndon, Knight of the Bath, and Minister to George III at several of the smaller Courts of Europe, a cripple, wheeled about in a chair, worn out by gout and a myriad of other diseases. Her Ladyship's Chaplain, Mr. Runt, acted in the capacity of tutor to her son, the little Viscount Bullingdon, a melancholy little boy, much attached to his mother.

  • Narrator: [voice-over] It would require a great philosopher and historian to explain the causes of the famous Seven Years' War in which Europe was engaged and in which Barry's regiment was now on its way to take part. Let it suffice to say, that England and Prussia were allies and at war against the French, the Swedes, the Russians and the Austrians.