I think if you want to comment on a movie based on a famous book, you must use the original as a reference, but seeing many friends on the forum admit that they have not seen the original, I certainly admire your courage and honesty. But even more distressing is that the famous book is ignored. Maybe watching movies adapted from famous novels has become more of a petty bourgeois fashion. Of course, there are many objective reasons, but I really hope that everyone can pay more attention to famous books and not be led by the nose too much. Misunderstandings are sometimes more poisonous than ignorance.
Of course, but not impossible when it comes to movies. Then it must be clearly separated.
To put it simply, when I saw David Lean's Oliver Twist, I was really shocked, by his meticulous organization, by the eyes and actions of the young actors, by the good or evil of other people. It's a treat.
It's too late today, let's go to another day.
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