All They Want is LOVE

Adelbert 2022-03-15 08:01:01

"The Woman Marrying the Mountain" in the 1950s, American production, musical version. The most interesting point of the movie is its time capsule, which vividly reflects the social outlook of the time and place. On the other hand, on the limitations of American musicals themselves. Before the 1960s, musicals still followed the basic rules of comedy genres and happy endings; in the mid-1950s, musicals began to change from prosperity to decline, and the audience was no longer satisfied with the simple love between men and women in the story; this film is in the middle of American musicals. The film is a turning point from expressionism to naturalism. Thus, an absurd story is inappropriately set in a sunny and serious atmosphere, and it goes from absurd to absurd. Often, funny, absurd, sad, or angry are better choices. Although the director clarified his three views and positions at the end of the film, he ignored the potential Stockholm and male-dominated marionettes in the text (the captive female supporting characters were reluctant to go home for a long time, and the awakened male supporting characters were forced to send This should be the mainstream understanding in the pre-affirmative movement era in the United States. A beautiful historical specimen, but not a classic.

Rowan 2022-03-25 09:01:22

A WONDERFUL, YOUTHFUL, LOVIN', KISSIN' MUSICAL ABOUT SEVEN STOLEN SWEETIES AND THEIR SHOTGUN WEDDINGS!