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The truth in Vanity Fair
Hazle 2022-03-24 09:03:50
It's an older movie, so I have to watch it patiently. I have to say that the heroine's acting is the biggest highlight of the whole movie. From the very beginning of the film, the poor background of the heroine reminded me of Scarlett in "Gone with the Wind". She is also a woman who pursues glitz by her beauty and wisdom. Miss Sharpe in Vanity Fair seems to be more humane, although she is also It is because of these unexpected human touches that the characters in the film are somewhat out of touch with the original. Roden revealed his true feelings before going to the front, for Emily to give up the seat back to London that she finally exchanged for a horse, Roden left angrily after finding out her deal with the Earl, even after being despised by Doberman. And the act of clarifying the truth to Emily for her makes us hate this woman who is trying so hard to get into the upper class.
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Herta 2022-03-22 09:03:01
Such a strong, optimistic, tenacious woman who is not afraid of being hurt deserves a good life. Love and kindness are not just in the name of lady and chastity.
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Edgardo 2022-03-21 09:03:29
It's basically perfect... The moment Becky was abandoned, I seemed to see Matsuko: girls all dream of becoming princesses, and once the white swan takes a wrong step, they can't go back... PS Mr. Doberman, I'm so fond of you~ ~~~
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Miss Matilda Crawley: Keep your toadying until I get to a fire. You can suck up all you wish once I'm warm.
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Miss Matilda Crawley: Oh, please tell me there's something disreputable in your past
Becky Sharp: Well, my father was an artist
Miss Matilda Crawley: Ah, that's better, a starving one I hope
Becky Sharp: Absolutely ravenous