It's pretty good, and it's a good movie that I'll miss. The beginning is very ingenious. The heroine is too star-shaped and has a beautiful face. There is no atmosphere of illiterate and poor and busy life. Show the strengths of the two protagonists, and then list the difficult tasks, standard mode. But the layout is very stable, and the comparison between the two families on Christmas Eve is embarrassing. A genius with ideas and ideas, but suffering from too few men in hand. A person with super ability and knowledge, but indulging in the shadow of the past, what he needs most is a purpose, so that he can be fully engaged, so that he can forget the haze, not entangled in his heart, have a sense of participation and achievement, and can extradite others. But the twist and resolution of the story was a little too dramatic. He is still incapable of living, too serious, too attached to morality and guilt. It's a pity, he has the potential for genius, but because of his mental/emotional/moral paranoia, he can't even live an ordinary life. A man really needs a career to enrich himself, and only his career can let the warden help him, and let the people he is sorry start to know him and accept him. What about love in the latter part, it is meaningless to talk about the superstition of the British monarchs. The most touching part is about convincing her to read. You can teach children that it is freedom. Standing on the book, I crossed this wall, borrowed the wings of words, and stood on the top of the world. Only when I was reading, no one was chasing me, I was chasing the footsteps of God.
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