The school's FTP is very interesting. I have been addicted to this movie for a long time, and I actually downloaded it on the school website. Since there are such good resources, we can't let it go. Anyway, the school LAN downloads things quickly, so let's download it first.
"Jane Eyre" has been remade countless times since the novel was written. There are only two versions of Jane Eyre in my mind, the Orson Wilson version in 1943 and the new version in 2011. British people seem to like to remake things left by their ancestors, just like Chinese people like to make costume dramas, but British gentlemen are more literate than American hippies, so the feeling of shooting is naturally different.
The new version first.
Australian actors taking lead roles in British films have long been nothing new, and this time was no exception. Not to mention, Australian queen-level figure Cate Blanchett played Elizabeth I in "Elizabeth", and also won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress, which shows that Americans love British cultural themes. The Australian girl Mia Waskovoska has the dignified and atmosphere of Jane Eyre, coupled with the gentlemanly demeanor of Uncle France, she is a vivid British style painting in the charming countryside of England. The choice of supporting roles can also be seen to be hard work, Mrs. Fairfax played by Sir Judi Dench is kind and amiable, Aunt Reed played by Sally Hawkins has black eyeliner, gothic The temperament is strong, and at first glance, it looks like a pair of sharp-mouthed monkey cheeks. The new version of "Jane Eyre" is typically made in England from photography to soundtrack. The dark background, the elegant viola and the charming rural scenery unique to England are intertwined. Peaceful, without great sadness, the freeze-frame images are like frames of photographic works, which are very much in line with my appetite.
As soon as the film takes place in an incomplete interlude, it begins with Jane escaping from Thornfield Manor, stopping and stopping at a large intersection, criss-crossed, and she doesn't know where to go. This detail is very impressive in my mind. When I read the original book of "Jane Eyre", I could read the parts before this paragraph very smoothly, but when it came to this part, when Jane escaped from Thornfield, I just read it. It took two weeks before and after to finish reading the rest. At that time, while I was reading the book, I imagined this scene in my mind, and the movie perfectly replicated my imagination. The story goes back to Jane's childhood, when Jane was really not a cute little girl, I would have locked her up instead. Didn't Shu Bi say that beauty can be savage. The 1943 version of Jane Eyre was particularly beautiful, and it was really unreasonable to lock up such a cute little girl. When I was in the monastery, the film did not show too much. The friendship with Helen was just a little bit, and it was not as profound as what was written in the novel. As Jane's best friend, Helen has only a very limited number of scenes. The camera, her friendship with Jane so briefly, makes this friendship seem very unconvincing. Jane's days in Thornfield are the same as in the novel and in various versions, but some of the shots are very weird, and there is no soundtrack. Although it is to create some suspenseful atmosphere, it gives people the feeling of watching Horror movies, it's not like I'm watching a romance-based drama, maybe it's because I watch it at night, and I always feel a little creepy when I watch these scenes. Mia grasped Jane Eyre's self-esteem and tenacity very well. She was neither humble nor arrogant, and she never lost her momentum in front of the nobles. It was praised by people, but when she said the most famous line "You think I am poor, humble, and indifferent." Beauty, do I have no heart or soul?" At that time, his expression was more resentful than sad, as if he was going to fight someone; Uncle Fa was exactly what I imagined Rochester to look like, gentle and elegant, With a little bit of domineering, which girl can resist the temptation of such a man? Miss Ingram should be a very mean person, because she is an aristocrat. Although it is broken, the pride and bitterness of the noble are still there. The new version of "Jane Eyre" has weakened the role of Miss Ingram, who has not been much. , so that this character is not very three-dimensional, it always makes people feel flat and flat, and it is impossible to draw a comparison between her and Jane Eyre, perhaps because the screenwriter of the film focuses on the love between Mr. Rochester and Jane Eyre Therefore, the images of these supporting roles have been deliberately weakened, but this cannot produce a strong contrast, which is also the shortcoming of the film.
1943's "Jane Eyre" is a well-recognized classic, Joan Fontaine and Orson Welles interpret the Victorian romance in every detail, but I always feel that Joan Fontaine looks sweet and plays Jane Eyre This not-so-beautiful orphan girl always felt unsuitable, and the Orson Welles version of Mr. Rochester was too domineering, more majestic than gentle enough, and evoked a sense of fear rather than love. The biggest highlight of the new edition is the little fresh love between Mr. Rochester and Jane Eyre. Small and fresh love is what every young boy and girl yearns for at the moment. The new version of "Jane Eyre" has played to this point, and it is naturally well received. Coupled with the beautiful pictures created by scene selection and mirror movement, it is more likely to be attracted by young boys. Popular with girls, 83% on Rotten Tomatoes, 7.4/10 is the best proof.
The story of "Jane Eyre" has been remade more than 20 times, but many times, after reading the story, I have read it without understanding the true meaning of it. I have known "Jane Eyre" for a long time, but every time I watch it, it's like a new character I don't know. The things that Jane Eyre taught me have already been thrown out of the sky by me. Maybe Jane Eyre would know it. very angry. What did Jane Eyre teach us? Maybe many people don't understand this problem deeply, like me.
It is easy for everyone to fall in love, but it is more difficult to withdraw strongly from it. When Mia completed her gorgeous turn from Alice to Jane Eyre in front of the camera, and when all the stories were completed, we, as spectators, could have an epiphany.
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