From the beginning of the film, the title seems to think it is a love story of Betty Davis being wronged, Betty who is translucent, which looks like 30 years old. Towards the end of the film, she slowly realized the evil of her jealous woman.
The more I look at it, the more I feel that this movie is very similar to the ancient Ming Dynasty novel "Vinegar Gourd".
Julie in the film is also a jealous woman. Previously, due to his own willfulness and freedom, the marriage that should have been consummated went into a dead end, but here, the story can still be reversed. After a year of repentance and repentance, after looking forward to the bridegroom of the year, I thought of starting anew through my own practical actions, but I didn't expect the famous flowers to have owners, and it was too late. - People who are "not good or bad" usually become extreme. ——Julie's frustration and helplessness in it, her own jealousy grew, and she wanted to destroy the marriage, and even attacked Henry Fonda by provoking Buck.
George Brent is one of my favorite actors. The straight body always has a calm gentleman's spirit, but it is not lost in the slightest, and the keen eyes are always online. And this is even more evident in this film.
In "Tears in Red Shirt", I think Buck is a real self. From the beginning of "not being able to mention the name of a lesbian in the bar", to Julie's first frustration and her refusal to invite him to the dance in a red dress, it all shows that he is a gentleman with bottom lines and rules. The film has developed to the ambiguity of Fonda's view of "abolition of slavery in the north and the south", and even knowing that Julie has been used as a gunner, still proposes a duel. Personally, I think it can only explain Buck's approach, which is to justify his own views and serve His own face is justified, rather than being Julie's puppet. From that point of view, Buck is an interesting character.
In the film, cholera and yellow fever in the United States in 1892, combined with the current flu, have the same feeling. However, compared with communication and hygiene, it is far inferior to the current era. People's fear and bravery are more worthy of admiration.
In the end, Julie was able to accompany Fonda to the quarantine island, and she seemed to show a smile like a wish.
The whole film begins with "Camptown Races" as the soothing background music, developed by the story of the heroine Julie, and slowly leads to the following. The footage and soundtrack of the film are extremely sophisticated, closely following the plot context, allowing the audience to deeply immerse themselves in the film.
——I have to admire the music cells of black friends are really strong
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