typical american

Onie 2022-03-22 09:02:05

A look at the information is really true, the film obviously praises the Americans, satirizes the old-fashioned hypocrisy of the British, and designs a few ridiculous British images. It's very similar to The Princess Diaries, although it's a fictional country.
The story is very old-fashioned. As the representative of American girls, the heroine must be jumping around everywhere, and she is charming and can change the people around her: for example, she can change the taste of the peach sisters and make the old master who never smiles like it. , let the grandma who didn't like her mother like it in the past, let everyone dance with her, even the dog loves her very much, and she cut the skirt and was appreciated by everyone. . . Americans just love to impose their cultural customs and values ​​on others, thinking that only theirs is correct, and others respect their culture. The grandmother also told her son that their family had given too much to England, so don't give his heart. . Look what the British have destroyed human nature = =
The ending is also consistent. After a lot of struggle, the character must make an amazing speech on a major occasion, and then make the right choice.
In addition to talking about father-daughter kinship, looking for oneself, and American yy in this film. Suddenly found the American flag on the girl's T-shirt on the poster)
The heroine's boyfriend is really unwelcoming and superfluous.
It's all because of Mr. Darcy's presence, so this movie is still very good~~

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What a Girl Wants quotes

  • Armistead Stuart: Women are just drawn to me. It's something I happen to be blessed with. An Indefinable quality that just relaxes them, fascinates them. You're feeling it now, aren't you, Dabney?

    Daphne Reynolds: It's Daphne.

    Armistead Stuart: [Moves his hand to her lower back]

    Daphne Reynolds: And let me guess, you're feeling it in my backside?

    [Pulls his hand back up]

  • Ian: Looking for me?

    Daphne Reynolds: Oh, no. I was just looking for the loo!

    Ian: Outside? On the terrace?

    Daphne Reynolds: [Mouths] Oh.