I watched this movie with the mentality of watching a story, so "Wuthering Heights" finally has a comprehensive and complete story line in my heart, but I don't know if it is much different from the original? The story is very simple, it is a love story full of twists and turns between the daughter of the village owner's family and the adopted black man, obviously BE. Maybe the author wants this ending to tell us something deep, but I don't understand it, and I feel that understanding it doesn't seem to be relevant to my life. The social environment is obviously different by thousands of miles. Of course, the author must still have more thoughtful reflections, and I don't quite understand it. After all, I have been desolate for many years, and I have read too many romance novels and forgot to experience orthodox literature.
Because it is a movie, I will pay special attention to her pictures. Since it is a story that takes place in the manor, there are many big scenes. The vast picture always makes people feel very comfortable, and the ambition seems to stretch and open up. And because it is a relatively tragic story, because the picture always has a dark tone, there are many scenes at night, not to mention, even in the daytime, it seems to be a picture shrouded in dark clouds, with a hint of melancholy and gloom. In my opinion, the only color represents light and shadow. There are a few backlit shots. The light and shadow play in the heroine's hair, which is extraordinarily beautiful. But there are so few rays of light in the whole picture, and the rest are dark, and the heart is still not bright. Of course, at the end of the story, the heroine's later home is beautiful. I feel that the yard is full of dark green vines, dark gray branches, sturdy trees, and gorgeous flowers. In short, the colors are deep, but there is still a little fresh feeling, very intoxicating, but still the same. A little heavy. I don't know if such a beautiful scenery is used to set off grief, even if the hostess lives in such a beautiful place, her heart is still empty and incomplete, because this is not the life she really wants, he knows the choice If you live an ideal life in the eyes of others, then it is bound to be unhappy. All in all, I thought this film was shot in place.
By the way, I was also deeply impressed by the scene where the hero knew that the heroine died lying on the tree hysterically. Because, I feel that I have the background of the big tree stump, in that very dull tone, I can see the male protagonist's snot, crystal clear, as if to illuminate the loneliness and despair in the hero's heart, that person is gone . I don't know if this snot is my eyesore, I always feel that it makes people infinitely lonely, although I can't feel the same.
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