I looked at me from the side, the first time I cried was Vivien Leigh on the stage vibrating her forearm like a swan, I was crying because of her beauty;
the second time, Myra hurried to the waterloo station but only watched look at him. The fuse was that she left the sentence "I may never see him in my life" before leaving;
the third time was naturally the last Myra looked at the car, the car looked at Myra, I looked at the car, the car looked at Myra, the car looked at me, I Seeing the flying little porcelain man laugh at me, I cry at it.
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Yes, the plot may not be very good, and while watching, I complained about why I spent a lot of money on military marriage procedures, and I complained that Myra didn't have a heart and didn't sell the flowers she received for the Kitty and the one who supported her. Her own food and clothing, while complaining that she didn't take the opportunity to meet Roy's mother to seek solace...
Well, yes, I too agree with that film review, "character causes tragedy".
On the other hand, I also feel that looks cause tragedy. Vivien Leigh's classic right eyebrow is high, and the deer's eyes are wide and wide. She's just too good for a tragic character.
All in all, I couldn't get rid of Scarlette, who was holding the cornfield and rolling up his sleeves, stubbornly saying "After all, tomorrow is another day" while watching the movie. It was also during the war, and when two female images were compared, I suddenly felt that this was a petty fight.
Well, it's time to revisit the drift again, since seeing Roy's moustache, OH, Gable!
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