Should I read Bernard Shaw's script before watching a movie?

Violette 2022-03-27 09:01:06

This film is a good explanation of what fine garbage is. The sophistication of the costumes and the director's mastery of rhythm are impeccable, but the core of the play is deeply repulsive. The professor's contempt for the poor and women would be acceptable if it were a realistic portrayal of the characters, but through almsgiving and game-like tameness to a poor girl, the girl even fell in love with him, and the director's take on class fusion is acceptable. It's naive to imagine.

Elenora 2022-03-21 09:01:54

My tastes in movies and music are similar in that I prefer works from the 1990s. However, compared to music, the degree of favoritism in movies is still relatively small, because the number of likes of old movies before the 1990s is quite high (music is relatively less). One of the reasons is that old movies like My Fair Lady are too staged/dramatic, and I prefer the more lifelike expressions in modern movies.