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BBC version of the speed reading of famous books
Lambert 2022-04-08 09:01:13
This well-known foreign literature is definitely the last tome I can never read on my bookshelf. The long and unfamiliar descriptions are often sleepy to read, so after the BBC remake, it is more used as a speed reading of famous books to understand. The story, fortunately, is produced by the BBC. The condensed 6 episodes can be seen everywhere in the BBC's sophisticated production genes, scenes, costumes, and lines are all exquisite and elegant. There are too many praise or derogatory comments, and I want to ask after reading it, other characters, dog belts or family members have completed their own redemption, but what about Sonia? What about that pretty and kind girl? In the scene of the last picnic, everyone has a partner and a cute baby, but she is alone?
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Anna Pavlovna Scherer: But mon cher ami, how can you be so calm? This... this monster, Bonaparte - he's crossed into Austria now and... who's to say that Russia won't be next.
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[last lines]
Pierre Bezukhov: [voice-over] They say sufferings are misfortunes. But if I was asked, would I stay as I was before I was taken prisoner, or go through it all again? I would say for God's sake, let me be a prisoner again.
Pierre Bezukhov: Come, let's sit and eat and give thanks for our good fortune.
Pierre Bezukhov: [voice-over continued] When our lives are knocked off course, we imagine everything in them is lost. But it is only the start of something new and good. As long as there is life, there is happiness. There is a great deal... a great deal still to come.