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Oliver Twist's film review 2016.4.5
Celestine 2022-03-12 08:01:02
How should I put it, each character is portrayed to highlight his own character, lamenting Oliver's rough childhood experience, as a child, it should not be experienced, but in the end, justice and kindness triumphed, Oliver's one I was moved by the purest heart at the beginning of a human being, and I took the initiative to ask to see Fagin in prison. Fagin deeply loved this child, but he didn’t know that forcing him to do things he didn’t like was torturing him. In the end, when he saw Oliver in a trance, he still wanted to give his jewels to Oliver. He was about to be hanged and urged Oliver to leave quickly for fear of affecting him. Very impressed, give five stars.
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Elroy 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Does changing a novel to a movie make the characters thin? The performance is too staged to be washed over. The best actor will be awarded to the shivering dog.
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Laila 2022-03-21 09:03:25
David Lean's version is actually closer to the original, that is, it puts more brush and ink on the group portraits and depicts a series of characters from that era, which is impressive. Almost every character in the film is brilliant, and together they make up this rare good movie. Oliver Twist in the film is a little beautiful man...
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Bill Sikes: Fair or not fair, give it 'ere you avaricious old skeleton.
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Fagin: That's the worst of having to deal with women, my dears. But they're clever and we can't get on without them.