I only reviewed the BBC version in the past few days. I basically finished reading the 6 episodes in one breath. I occasionally read the novel and read it, all as English. The ruler in my heart is naturally Jennifer and CollinFirth, Darcy, who is unsurpassed by no one. His silent eyes have been imagined a thousand times by me.
The movie version has its advantages, which reminds me of the mainland and Hong Kong and Taiwan versions of Jin Yong's martial arts films. Of course, the scenery of the great rivers and mountains in the motherland is different from the effect of the back garden. The movie version highlights the people in the scene, moves the camera with unparalleled beauty, and the details and soundtrack are also very smooth. The plot is relatively faithful to the original work, and some changes are acceptable due to the length of the story. The overall feeling is that the first half is good, the second half is rushed, and Lizzy's emotional changes are not enough. The two scenes I look forward to the most, the first confession and the encounter with Peng Bo Li are not very satisfactory. in vain have I struggled to skip directly saying I love you, I laughed, it really is the opening of modern people, all when the focus of the film is needed.
Actors cannot be compared, no one can surpass them, and it is inconvenient to compare. I personally feel average for Kayla, her grin is too silly, the new version of Lizzy is not small and lacks spirituality. This version of handsome Darcy is as thick as a stake. Oh, the only thing I like is the rustic atmosphere, the very pure village girl style, which is beyond words. As a fan of Austin, I have seen 4 movies based on her works. By the way, I would like to praise my new idol Ang Lee, "Sense and Sensibility" is excellent. Except for a few details, this one is still mediocre. When it comes to being top-notch in every aspect, that's a joke.
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