Watching the Movie----The Nameless Jude (Part 1)

Ariel 2022-04-08 08:01:02

It's still a story about taboos and attempts to break them.

The beginning of the movie makes me think I put the wrong disc. The dark and oppressive sky, the desolate earth, there are crows flying, not doves. A little boy, alone, accompanied by chaotic clappers, distant, strange, and sad. Then I shuddered when the camera moved to the dead flock of birds hanging from the cross, and I was worried, an obvious metaphor. However, at the end of the black and white segment, will that be a guide for the distant view?

Time can be fast in the movie, or it can be frozen, thanks to the infinite charm between the shots. In almost a second, the little boy grew up, handsome and tall, but still had a melancholy temperament, so out of place. I began to wonder, the story often really begins at this time, what will be waiting for him?

It is often like this that people with different personalities are most likely to be attracted to each other. They regard each other as a window to the unknown world, where the scenery is strange and attractive, as sweet and intoxicating as new wine, so , I wasn't at all surprised by the arrival of the wedding. And, there was no doubt that it was a seemingly beautiful mistake that could be foreseen.

The wedding was the idyll of an English farmhouse, with bright weather, bright green grass and a crowd of flowers. However, according to the usual logic of movies, I began to worry about the fate of the bride thereafter. The little child who took the bread to feed the crows in the field, the little child who tapped the wooden bangs alone in the endless, tortuous cornfield, in Jude, because of the sweetness of love and the love of marriage. Temptation temporarily retreats, but must never and cannot die. When that power becomes negligible or even strong, those who love him are bound to be hurt.

Then, there is separation, which is doomed and unavoidable. The wife went to Australia and said sorry and said that there will be a new life waiting for her. A simple, unliterate message, I was thinking at that time, it contains a woman's unspeakable silence and the memories of the years since, relying on such a meager warmth to spend the rest of her life, really Can?

And the movie, just 20 minutes. And then, is the center of the story, . The woman dressed in white under the sun wrote beautiful handwriting attentively and demurely, and her whole body was full of exciting aura. Walking in the crowd, against the background of the dark surroundings, it is so bright and dazzling, which is fascinating. This is Su. This is fateful love.

I have to admit that seeing too much tragedy will leave a shadow in my heart. That's how I am. In a tragic play, if the tone is suddenly bright and the picture is suddenly beautiful, I can't help but start worrying. Joy and beauty are fleeting, and distress and humiliation often follow.

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Extended Reading
  • Beth 2022-04-16 09:01:09

    iQIYI cut it for three minutes (the bed scene?), but didn't capture Jude's death and his "Job" shouting, and it was enough to end the marriage was love, not a contract. Jude rebelled more thoroughly than Sue, but the bereavement hit too hard. What does the church bring to mankind? Christianity, on the surface, loves love and hates love on the inside, from ancient times to the present. The prototype of Jude is Hardy's suicide friend, Sue is the first love cousin (or nephew) that Hardy can't marry, and writing is to write the blood and tears of a lifetime. In the era of no contraception and no cohabitation, erotic impulses and mental turmoil are all barriers in life.

  • Sylvan 2022-04-13 09:01:06

    Hardy's work is always in tune. Jude can be said to be the female version of Tess. Every choice they make in love in life is affected by fate, and it seems that they are always introduced into the desperate situation in life by an invisible force.

Jude quotes

  • Sue: Do I irritate you?

    Jude Fawley: No.

    Sue: Even though I'm always trying to prove how much cleverer than you I am.

    Jude Fawley: You are!

    Sue: Don't say that!

    Jude Fawley: Why not?

    Sue: Because it's not the sort of thing you should admit to!

    Jude Fawley: Even if it's true?

  • Sue Bridehead: They locked me up for being out with you, so I jumped out of the window, climbed over a fence, crossed the deepest river in England and here I am!