I want a film review of arrogance and prejudice. help

Compared with arrogant people, some people, such as Mr. Darcy, are not only arrogant, but also completely penetrated into their bones. What interests me is that such a smelly and hard person is often a typical male image in European literature. For example, Mr. Rochester in Jane Eyre and Prince Andrey in War and Peace. Not because of status, money or status (of course, this is obviously not negligible), but because of disdain. They are unconventional, have strong personalities, don't care about other people's opinions, and are not easy to understand. There is only one woman in the world who can infect them, impress them, and make them fragile beyond control, as weak as mud under their feet. Elizabeth bennet is one of them. The girl with the most personality, brains and vulgarity in Pride and Prejudice won the love of Mr. Darcy, the most depressed, indifferent and stubborn man. Clever Elizabeth has a boudoir saying: "Like most fools, the whole world is beautiful to you, so you will easily fall in love with an ordinary person." So, who is not an idiot? Who is unusual? Who is the person you love deeply? Who can be sure, who can be sure, who can be sure, who can prove that your love is beyond doubt and true?

The plan of the day lies in the morning, when the birds are singing happily and their voices are getting clearer and clearer. The theme song, together with Chaoyang, completely covers the awakened field. Elizabeth came out first, with a book in her hand, reading thoughtfully as she walked. This is a girl of her own mind. The camera follows Elizabeth through the courtyard of the English countryside in the19th century, and successfully leads to four other girls. They appeared in their usual movements, and a clever long shot was taken: honest and immature Mary Bennett practiced the piano as usual, and virtuous Jane Bennett came out with a scarlet in her hand, and almost ran into crazy Katie Bennett and Lydia Bennett head-on. The scene is well controlled, so that the lovely girl can express her feelings incisively and vividly. The girls are crazy at this time. I heard that a rich young man named Mr. Li Bin is coming to town.

"It has become a universally acknowledged truth that all rich bachelors always want to marry a wife. Every time such a bachelor moves to a new place, his neighbors have no idea about his temperament and views. However, because this truth has long been deeply rooted in people's minds, people always regard him as the property that one of their daughters deserves. " This is the opening paragraph of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, and it is also the tacit common wish of the five sisters: marry themselves to a decent person while they are young. Grand dance is the carrier to achieve this goal. The girls opened their eyes wide at the dance, eager to find their sweetheart. The warm, expectant and cheerful atmosphere makes everyone want to move. The big scenes and details alternate with each other, one moment is the girl's whispering, and the other moment is the thunderous applause. Everything seems to have nothing to do with love. It was not until a man, Mr. Darcy with an annual salary of 10,000 pounds, appeared that young people were involved in the carnival. This British secular painting, which is still in love and constantly in love, has changed slightly.

He came out with a very dignified figure. It's cool. The crowd took a step back involuntarily. The man's expression is gloomy, in sharp contrast to the dance. The arrogant look is simply out of place with the scene. When watching movies, pay attention to the influence of two distinguished gentlemen on the dance scene. Through the beginning and end of music, the silence and noise of the crowd, and the gathering and dispersion of individual conversations, the transformation of static and dynamic and the change of rhythm are formed.

There is some kind of conflict between Elizabeth and Darcy. Darcy did not accept Elizabeth's invitation to dance. One body is rejected, and the other is independent and self-reliant. It was not pleasant to meet for the first time, but it left a good impression. It seems that they still have a long way to go. Then, let's talk about the photography of this film first, and let's put aside the plot of "all shall be well, jack shall have Jill" for the time being. It is a remarkable feature of this new Pride and Prejudice to show the characters by shooting continuously without editing. At the family dance in Li Bin, the camera shuttled through the crowd and several characters shuttled through space. The shots cross, staying at Bennett's house for a while, following Lucy's arrival for a while, or following the funny priest (Elizabeth's suitor) ... This is a three-minute long shot, showing more than a dozen scenes and the mentality of groups of characters, from Elizabeth to Elizabeth.

There is also a noteworthy scene at the dance: Elizabeth accepted Darcy's invitation and danced and chatted, and the people around her suddenly disappeared, forming a "public loneliness." In fact, this is a bit of a "separation effect." The alienation effect was discovered and developed by Brecht from the medieval folk drama and Mei Lanfang's performance. The effect of alienation is to make you think. That is to force the audience to think, think about what the creator wants you to think. Elizabeth and Darcy look at each other in the dance. Hands, sometimes involved, sometimes let go. Why are two people in love different from ordinary people? Why not be burned by enthusiasm? Why not blend in like all idiots who fall in love with men and women? They're waiting? Wait for what? Waiting for love? How far is love? How long do you want me to walk to get there?

Elizabeth bennet is not the kind of English lady who is "interested in table corner design". She has the wildness and opinions of a country girl. She belongs to the wilderness. The film spends a lot of time describing Elizabeth's love frustration, which is more from the heart. Love comes from suffering. In the midst of suffering, she kept her own space for thinking. In contrast, there is less description of Darcy, as if his arrogance is a finished product.

Some unremarkable details make elizabeth bennet shine a beautiful light ring, and she is haunted by two kinds of beauty: frankness and meditation. For example, when she stands on the top of a boulder and looks into the distance, for example, when she floats back and forth on the swing in front of her house. We followed her eyes and stayed away from the stale atmosphere of the upper class. Fortunately, we like English boulevards, country cowsheds, virgin forests and galloping elk. As mentioned above, Pride and Prejudice will bring human feelings and visual enjoyment to the audience.