I recently revisited "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" and found that there are still many bright spots. Women's love for beauty comes from nature, and pleasing men comes from needs. It is the core of this film, the true portrayal of women in the 18th and 19th centuries, and fighting zombies is just to enhance entertainment. Thinking outside the times, I thought it was meaningless. Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice are undoubtedly the most representative of Austen's early emotions and thinking. You can't really get to know Austen without reading these two works. (She belonged to the era of William IV of England. When she died, at least Queen Victoria had just ascended the throne. This is an era of interest to many British fans.) I feel the need to briefly introduce this very great woman. The main contribution is to present the life of the country gentry in the late 18th to the early 19th century in England before the people of the world. And the choices of young (especially unmarried) women born into such families when it comes to marriage. The main plot may not be particularly complicated, but the contradictions arising from the choice of marriage are equally fascinating. This movie is actually not only based on "Pride and Prejudice", but also "Sense and Sensibility". (The Bennet 5 sisters were unable to inherit the family property after the death of their father. This is undoubtedly from "Sense and Sensibility".) After the past life of this film is introduced in a few words, the focus is naturally its present life. From the movie, we can see that the sisters are deeply in love - although, in the pursuit of the ideal mate (according to the etiquette at the time, a man must propose or express the meaning in this regard.) There are some differences between the sisters, but this does not affect actual feelings. Why won't there be a sisterhood or actual grievance? That's because the Bennet 5 sisters are all vulnerable groups, and only by supporting each other can they last for a long time. Of course, in the 18th and 19th centuries, women as a whole were a disadvantaged group, and the five Bennet sisters could not inherit the family property, which was even more sad. Bourgeois men are in an absolutely dominant leadership position compared to women in terms of social status, personal development, and property distribution. The low social status of women can only depend on men. In terms of personal development, men can go to school to study, and can also freely choose various occupations and enjoy great freedom. On the other hand, women can only accept some skills that must be mastered in order to please men, such as playing the piano, singing, dancing, and embroidery at home. It is almost unimaginable for women to seek jobs in society. (In "Jane Eyre", Jane Eyre can only serve as a tutor. If you think that one-to-one education like today is paid by the hour, it is a big mistake. It is a very low social status.) 200 years In the former UK, it was an era of absolute emphasis on etiquette. Can women take the initiative to pursue men? The answer is absolutely not. You can find ways to make men have the urge to love, little by little potential temptations, but you must never take the initiative to say "I love you". Such women are worthless and will scare away men with status. Although it looks like a man kneels down on one leg, that's just a kind of etiquette, and it doesn't mean that women really take the initiative. Having said so much, it is easy to see why relatively speaking - the Bennet 5 sisters are more united, and there are not only emotions, but also many practical needs. When it comes to specific films - this mutual dependence becomes even more important and intense. If the five sisters do not support each other and fight against zombies together, then the result may be the death of incense and jade. We will more or less understand a little bit of camaraderie, the kind of friendship that is formed through life and death, and it is by no means easy to disintegrate. "Brothers in war, father and son soldiers in battle." - In the film, it is embodied as the sisters' Detachment of Women. Women's love for beauty comes from nature, and pleasing men comes from needs. Judging from the film, the sisters hide sharp blades in order to protect themselves and fight zombies at any time. However, does it also imply that the process of pleasing men is also full of various risks and requires some means of self-protection? Having said so much, it is easy to see why relatively speaking - the Bennet 5 sisters are more united, and there are not only emotions, but also many practical needs. When it comes to specific films - this mutual dependence becomes even more important and intense. If the five sisters do not support each other and fight against zombies together, then the result may be the death of incense and jade. We will more or less understand a little bit of camaraderie, the kind of friendship that is formed through life and death, and it is by no means easy to disintegrate. "Brothers in war, father and son soldiers in battle." - In the film, it is embodied as the sisters' Detachment of Women. Women's love for beauty comes from nature, and pleasing men comes from needs. Judging from the film, the sisters hide sharp blades in order to protect themselves and fight zombies at any time. However, does it also imply that the process of pleasing men is also full of various risks and requires some means of self-protection? Having said so much, it is easy to see why relatively speaking - the Bennet 5 sisters are more united, and there are not only emotions, but also many practical needs. When it comes to specific films - this mutual dependence becomes even more important and intense. If the five sisters do not support each other and fight against zombies together, then the result may be the death of incense and jade. We will more or less understand a little bit of camaraderie, the kind of friendship that is formed through life and death, and it is by no means easy to disintegrate. "Brothers in war, father and son soldiers in battle." - In the film, it is embodied as the sisters' Detachment of Women. Women's love for beauty comes from nature, and pleasing men comes from needs. Judging from the film, the sisters hide sharp blades in order to protect themselves and fight zombies at any time. However, does it also imply that the process of pleasing men is also full of various risks and requires some means of self-protection?
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