The music is great, and if there's an opera version, I think that's a good one too. The music at the dance perfectly expresses the psychological activity of someone empathizing and falling in love with Anna.
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Onie 2022-03-23 09:02:05
So I spent two hours watching a stage play. The way the film is shot is very absurd, deliberately creating an exaggerated dramatic effect. It's a pity that Anna's tragedy was not well portrayed. Instead, the screenwriter made her husband become a saint who was betrayed but finally forgave each other, and her lover became a young man who was unreasonably suspected and gradually moved away from her. As for the latter half of Anna, It can only be described as suspicious and suspicious.
The music is great, and if there's an opera version, I think that's a good one too. The music at the dance perfectly expresses the psychological activity of someone empathizing and falling in love with Anna.
The music is great, and if there's an opera version, I think that's a good one too. The music at the dance perfectly expresses the psychological activity of someone empathizing and falling in love with Anna.
Extended Reading
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Meaghan 2022-04-24 07:01:11
Betrayal doesn't end well, rational pursuit of love~
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Angelo 2021-12-18 08:01:10
The adaptation is quite new, but there is always a sense of British imagination. . . The actresses and pastoral scenes are too British. . . Is the director really a fan of Keightley? I always think it's her black. . The male lead is whiter and more beautiful than the female lead. . . Volensky buried his head in Karenin's chest and I thought he was the heroine. . . The same eldest lady with shoehorn face throws away the heroine N street in the same scene. .
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Alexei Karenin: [Anna is in bed. Alexie Karenin is getting ready for bed. Anna listens apprehensively to the little noises of Karenin's pre-coital preparations] ... not that I care for decorations but...
Anna Karenina: Alexei... I can't... I'm sorry... But I'm his wife now. I am having his child.
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Anna Karenina: But I'm damned anyway.
Count Vronsky: I'm not. I'm blessed.
Anna Karenina: You love me.
Count Vronsky: Yes.
Anna Karenina: Only me.
Count Vronsky: No.
Anna Karenina: Apart from Frou-Frou.
Count Vronsky: Yes.
Anna Karenina: But me more than your horse?
Count Vronsky: Yes.