The scenery is beautiful, although it is black and white, even John and Pearl's mother were killed by the cruel stepfather and then thrown into the river. The old man who was fishing saw the long hair waving with the water plants through the river. It was not scary at all, and it was very Beauty, so it reminds the old man of his wife who died prematurely. The shots are also very smooth, and the soundtrack is also very good. Although Mitchum's modern Bluebeard is ruthless, he sings very nice songs, with a touch of sadness, especially in the twilight. It sounds melodious and vague. The lines are also beautiful, and in many places it sounds like rhythmic poetry.
11/1/05
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