I have heard the name of this film for a long time, but because of the title, I have not paid much attention to its content, thinking that it is nothing more than a romantic affair. It wasn't until a friend strongly recommended it and told me that it was very innocent, I decided to watch it with pleasure. After reading it, I nodded and said to myself: Well, it is indeed very innocent, and it is similar to "Roman Holiday". However, because "Roman Holiday" ended in tragedy, and "It Happened One Night" was happy in the end, the impression and aftertaste left by "Roman Holiday" will be more profound. Tragedy has always been more moving and shocking than comedy.
As for the title of the film, its original English name is It Happened One Night, which seems to be more appropriate to call it a night. Translating it into a romantic one night may be eye-catching, but it makes many people who don't know the plot shy away from fame, such as me. Another example is "Robot Story", a film that is obviously very good and warm, but with such a mechanical name, I almost missed it.
"It Happened One Night" was Clark Gable's famous work, his bad charming smile spread through this film, and later "Gone with the Wind" was out of control and became an eternal classic.
I remembered that sentence: There is no more Hao Scarlett in the world, and no more Bai Ruide in the world. Suddenly I was thinking, if this film was also played by Gable and Vivien Leigh, how would it feel?
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