The Count of Monte Cristo is my favorite movie of its kind, graceful revenge, proud escape. It must be emphasized that I haven't read the original book, I'm only talking about the movie.
First of all, many characters in the movie are impressive, which is more likely to be the casting itself. For example, the actor of Villefort has a perverted sense of the king, and the actor of Mercedes is even more sexy. Impeccable, I confused her with Sophie Marceau and Catherine Jones at one point, but this actor is more physically attractive to me, which is also more in line with the image of Mercedes, because she was originally Not a world-changing character, just a woman, a woman many men covet.
Secondly, the plot of the movie makes people imagine, and after watching it, it is inevitable to reveal many assumptions. Assuming Fernando treats Mercedes well after marriage, and assuming Edmund is not so rich and shining after his release, will Mercedes and Edmund still be together? From this point of view, this is a very romantic movie. In the face of harsh reality, this romance is a palliative.
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