your night my life

Carolyne 2022-03-27 09:01:19

The first time I watched the American version, I always thought back to Xu Jinglei's version and Jiang Wen and that beautiful pipa song [2021-1-15 Re-download the screenshot and watch again] Today, I re-read "Letter from a Strange Woman" (2004 / Xu Jinglei / Jiang Wen version) ), and downloaded another version of "Letter from a Strange Woman" (1948 original). Both films were adapted from Zweig's novel of the same name (the original book has not been read). Before, the online disk collected a version of the picture quality. Shang Ke version, this time should be a little better than the previous version, but although the subtitle axis has been adjusted before being suppressed, there is still a little bit of advance that seems wrong. I won’t say much about the plot, because I’m also preconceived about Xu Jinglei’s version (I have seen and sold the genuine DVD in 2004), although the picture quality has not changed the HD picture quality (I look forward to repairing at least 1080p Blu-ray picture quality), so I only watched it in recent years. The 1948 black and white version, so it's easy to compare the two films. Xu Jinglei's version is a Peking environment, the male protagonist is a novelist working for a newspaper, and the male protagonist in the American version is a suave pianist; she and her son are both biography

Brandy 2022-03-29 09:01:07

It's beautifully shot, even though it's quite different from the original. A lot of the shots are very well shot.