The movie restores the novel to a large extent, except that it does not point out what Gatsby thinks of Daisy after contacting her. With a confused look, the happiness in front of him seemed so unreal, Gatsby couldn't help but wonder. It's been almost five years, and I know that the imaginary Daisy is no longer Daisy herself. This illusion is constantly vivid and perfect through his imagination, surpassing It surpassed everything and surpassed Daisy. He threw himself into it with a passion for creation, constantly beautifying and perfecting it. In fact, no amount of passion and innocence can match the longing soul.” In fact, Gatsby also understood at the end that he could not fail to understand that Daisy was no longer the original Daisy. But these lines and plot directors cut them off and could only rely on Leonardo's acting skills to express them. It is conceivable that every time I see Leonardo, I can't help but burst into laughter, there is nothing I can do.
In fact, on the other hand, it restores the novel, but apart from the original monologues, it does not express anything more profound.
But as far as my own movie-watching experience is concerned, the visual feast presented in front of me also continued to establish the status of the novel "The Great Gatsby" in my mind.
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