In the previous performance class, the teacher said that there are two kinds of tragedies, one is the tragedy of character and the other is the tragedy of fate.
The cup of destiny has Oedipus killing his father and marrying his mother, and the cup of character has Hamlet's eternal question:? To be or not to be, this is a question. Should we silently endure the ruthless blow of the bumpy fate, or should we be enemies with endless suffering and overcome it. Which of the two choices is more noble?
Some people say that if there were no war, there would be no tragedy of Roy and Mara. However, I think Blue Bridge is a typical personality tragedy.
Roy is as affectionate and upright as Mara. Mara is a ballet dancer. She is young, beautiful, outstanding in temperament and lovable. Roy is an English colonel. He is tall, handsome, single-minded, well-off and prominent. They met at Waterloo Bridge and fell in love at first sight. If Mara is with him, she will live a carefree life and make an excellent couple. Because of the war, Roy had to be transferred back to the front immediately, so they couldn't hold the wedding before Roy left. In order to see Roy for the last time at the station, Mara missed the performance that night, knowing that such a move would cost her her job. Her good friend Katie also suffered the same fate for defending her.
After losing their jobs, Mara and Katie lived in distress, wandering around and being homeless. But when she corresponded with Roy, she said nothing about herself. If she can tell Roy what happened to her, Roy will never sit back and help her. It was easy for Roy, but she said she didn't want Roy to worry about herself, whether out of self-esteem or out of love.
Roy sent her flowers, and she would rather be hungry than go back to the flower shop for a full meal. She thinks she is sticking to the purest feelings, but she doesn't even care about her friends' lives.
Roy wrote that he hoped his mother would see her in London. If Mara can confess her situation to Roy's mother at this time, she will also get help from Roy's mother. But while Mara was waiting to meet in the restaurant, she accidentally saw Roy's name on the casualty list in the newspaper. She was incoherent and upset in front of Roy's mother, which puzzled her. If she can tell the truth at this time, she won't let the fate behind her be so tragic. Finally, in response to Mara, Roy's mother left angrily. But Mara was very ill and Katie had to become a prostitute to treat Mara. Mara thought Roy was dead, so she gave up all expectations and became a prostitute with Katie. Just one day, when she was ready to meet the guests at the station, Roy came back.
Fate brought them together again. Roy took Mara back to the manor and introduced his fiancee to all his relatives. Roy still loves Mara deeply, and he is bent on marrying her. Mara has a deep fear in her heart. If this time, she is willing to take a chance, tell Roy the truth, get Roy's understanding, at least 50% chance to make a comeback. With Roy's love for Mara, it is not impossible to forgive her.
However, Mara escaped from the manor and Roy. She wandered alone on Waterloo Bridge. Lonely and desperate, she lost all hope and finally walked to the military truck that rushed in.
The story of a woman's tragic character ends here.
Whether it is simple heartache or stupidity is a question.
So in addition to the classic blue bridge, it can also sound an alarm. Fate is irresistible, and character is more tragic. This reminds me of many women around me. In fact, their tragedies and experiences are often caused by themselves. But I was unconscious.
Reflections on the movie "Broken Blue Bridge"
This is a film that combines emotion and war perfectly.
The heroine is a professional dancer. She worked as an actress in a high-end theater. During that war, she could eat and drink. The hero is a senior officer, with rich family and noble family. The hero and heroine fell in love at first sight during the war.
Because of the need of war scheduling, the hero had to leave the heroine. Moreover, that high-class theater does not allow actors to talk about marriage in private, and the heroine is also expelled in violation of regulations. As you can imagine, the heroine was in a state of austerity for a long time. The heroine, who has no financial resources, happened to read in the newspaper that her master was heartbroken after he died in the battle, but her life had to go on. Women, desperate, are easily eaten in that special environment? Youth meal? Yes
God likes to fool the poor and the kind! The host was rescued. After the war, he went to look for the heroine. Although found, but the heroine is not because of herself? A virgin? She couldn't understand the love the hero gave him and finally committed suicide.
After the reform and opening up, some of China's original feudal values have been impacted by the values of western countries, and now they have become very? Open? , this kind? Open? Not only in thought, but also in behavior. College students in China, in particular, apply western values to the fullest. I don't believe you can go to a hotel near the university. I wonder how many college students who are currently in pairs will eventually get together. If those girls can't be with their current boyfriends in the future, and if they think the same way as the heroine in the movie, I'm afraid China will lose many knowledgeable people who have spent a lot of money to train!
20 16: Thoughts on Broken Bridges
An American feature film that swept the world for nearly half a century, a touching love classic, a sad love story, a tearful love swan song, and one of the three tragic and immortal love tragedies in the history of movies. Is it made in Mao Wen 1940? Director Leroy, Vivien Leigh? Robert? Taylor starred in the Hollywood war type love story Broken Blue Bridge.
prologue
On the eve of World War II, British Colonel Roy? Cronin (Robert? Staring at the railing on Waterloo Bridge alone, Taylor took out an ivory mascot from his pocket, and a love affair 20 years ago came into view.
It was the eve of World War I, and Roy, who was returning home for a holiday, was about to leave for France. On the Waterloo Bridge, he saved the life of the ballet dancer Mara who was on her way to the theater to perform. When leaving, Mara gave Roy her beloved auspicious symbol carved in ivory, and they had a wonderful encounter from then on. Mara went out with Roy despite the stern opposition of Mrs. Delva, the female manager of the troupe. They danced the waltz of the Scottish folk song bon voyage and looked at each other. Because Roy's trip was postponed, he found Mara and wanted to marry her at once. But because they had missed the wedding time stipulated by the church that day, the two had to decide to go again the next day. But that night, Roy was recalled to the barracks. Roy left early the next morning. Mara gave up the performance to see Roy off. Roy arranged for Mrs Cronin to meet Mara and asked Mara to stay at Cronin's house. Back at the theater, Mrs. Delva decided to fire Mara, and her friend Katie, who interceded for her, was also fired. Just as Mara was about to meet Mrs. Cronin, she accidentally saw in the newspaper that the list of fallen soldiers was impressively written: Roy? Cronin was devastated because she lost her love. She refused Mrs Cronin's help. She was seriously ill because of the shock. During this period, my good friend Katie became a prostitute in order to make them live well. After recovering from her illness, Mara also became a prostitute, but once she met Roy while soliciting customers at the station. The reunion of the two made her sad and happy. In the face of Roy's love, she couldn't bear it. When she got to Cronin's house, she finally told Mrs. Cronin the truth, and finally left a letter for Roy and left. Roy found Katie and knew everything. Roy was determined to find Mara, but he didn't succeed. Desperate Mara stood alone on the Waterloo Bridge, facing a group of military trucks, she stepped forward. In the screams of the crowd, a young life ended, and handbags and an auspicious symbol carved in ivory were scattered on the ground.
After watching this movie, I was in tears. As many film critics have said, the heroine not only left her life on this bridge, but also buried her love, faith and soul on it? Remembering the scene in the movie with tears, I suddenly thought that the ending of all this was only because the heroine did something wrong. In my opinion, it was this incident that changed her life. It is such a decision that she personally ruined her love, buried her happiness and turned the story into a tragedy.
When she overheard the news of Roy's death in the newspaper, her love was so fragile that she refused to accept Mrs. Knilov's help and violated Roy's instructions before leaving. Her love failed to overcome sensibility and death. You know, a person who is deeply concerned and loved in his heart will not die easily on the battlefield. Even if Roy dies, what she should do is not to escape, not to leave everything of Roy. On the contrary, Roy is the only son of the Kninlow family, and Roy is dead. As Roy's prospective wife, Mara should comfort and take care of Roy's family and support each other with expectations. Is this Mara? Refuse? This decision made everything wrong. Did Mara see it when she was soliciting business at the station? Dead? When Roy arrived, it was too late. When the two embraced each other tightly, Mara's crystal tears contained not only joy and excitement, but also regret and helplessness. Because of this, from now until the end of the film, tears have never left Mara's eyes. Facing Roy's proposal again, Mara's heart was not so much joy as heartbreak, and everything was wrong at that moment. If Mara can love more firmly and listen to Roy, let go of her baggage and live with Mrs. Cronin, when will Roy? Back from the dead? At that time, everything will be beautiful and the ending will be another beautiful beginning.
Regardless of sadness or joy, the film originates from reality and is higher than reality. In this surreal film, there are also many realities worth pondering.
20 16: Thoughts on Broken Bridges
This also directly makes the author feel the meaning and picture that this film will bring. The love between the captain and the dancer. Unfortunately, their love sprouted in World War I, and the director portrayed a love tragedy through a bitter war. The planning and arrangement of the story can be said to have earned many sympathy tears from the audience. Of course, there is also a sense of opposing war. The director takes into account the emotional part and the anti-war education thought, which is a classic.
On the eve of World War II, British Colonel Roy? Cronin stared at the railing on Waterloo Bridge alone, reminding him of a love affair with the heroine Mara 20 years ago through auspicious symbols. The director of the play reinforced Roy's yearning for his late girlfriend Mara through some venue details. Slightly dim scene, sparse background crowd, he took out the auspicious symbol given to him by Mara from his pocket and stared at the distance. Roy's yearning was slowly brought out by the director at the beginning of the story.
The contradiction of the story character Roy lies in the first five minutes of the story. It is not difficult for the audience to find that Roy is a white-haired captain standing on the Lugou Bridge 20 years later, but he is far from the captain standing on the Lugou Bridge 20 years ago. At this time, he can be said to be a wild young man, which can be known by Roy's merciless expression and throwing cigarette butts. Through the details of these two films, the director introduced the character characteristics of the protagonists 20 years ago and 20 years later. It can be said that it is very smooth and unpretentious to bring out the beginning of the play.
The story begins 20 years ago, because of the sudden attack of German warplanes, Roy met the heroine Mara on the Lugou Bridge. By taking refuge in the bomb shelter, they made a good first impression on each other. Ballerina Mara is in a hurry to perform at the theatre. When she left, Mara gave Roy a lucky symbol carved with her beloved ivory. They fell in love at first sight. Despite the firm opposition of Madame Delva, the female manager of the troupe, Mara and Roy made a vow of eternal love and decided to enter the church. The performance of Mrs. Delva, the female manager of the troupe, reflects that the western countries were still in extremely feudal ideology during the First World War. At that time, there was no so-called freedom of love, and the concept of marriage and love was not satisfactory. The bondage still exists and they can't decide what they want. They must get the consent of their superiors, otherwise they can't get married, and it is also essential to consider their living conditions. Mara gave up the song and dance troupe under the condition of choosing marriage, which eventually led to her falling into the predicament of life.
This war also reflects that men in that era were involuntarily. They must fight the army at once because they are serving the country. War is cruel, and soldiers in the army may die at any time. Just before meeting Mrs Cronin, Mara overheard the news of Roy's death in the newspaper. Although the death was false, it indirectly showed that the love story at that time was extremely unstable. The scene where Mara saw Roy off at the railway station can reflect the helplessness of the woman at that time, and the departure of her husband and boyfriend was unpredictable. ? Goodbye? This word was valuable to them at that time, because it might be the last time we met.
It is not difficult for the audience to find that in the scene of the railway station, some people, soldiers, their families or lovers, and soldiers all leaned out of the window to express their feelings of reluctance. Hugs, kisses, waving goodbye and so on are their last body language before leaving their hometown. The moment the train started, the theme song "Bon voyage" slowly came to mind, which made people cry. The director also expressed people's psychological feelings at that time through sound effects. It can be said that people's psychological expression was set off seamlessly by music.
Later, Mara, who mistakenly thought she had lost her lover, had to become a prostitute in order to survive. They encounter difficulties everywhere in finding jobs. In terms of appearance, talent and attitude, it is impossible for them to become prostitutes in today's society. However, under the living conditions at that time, the baptism of war took away their precious youth and love, and the economic environment forced them to engage in humble work. Finally, after Roy returned safely, she was finally cornered by the war, because she could not tell Roy about her career or defend her family's reputation. She ended her humiliation with death. Mara came to Waterloo Bridge and a group of military trucks rumbled by. Mara calmly walked to the truck and let the light shine on her face. In the screams of the crowd, a young life ended, and handbags and an auspicious symbol carved in ivory were scattered on the ground.
The director locked the close-up on auspicious symbols and expressed the meaning of auspicious symbols to them through step-by-step shooting. From the moment they met, fell in love, separated and met again, until the heroine committed suicide, auspicious symbols were proof of their love. Although they didn't get a marriage certificate in the end, this auspicious symbol is obviously a proof of their love story. The white fog before Mara's suicide, Mara's black jumpsuit, lonely expression and sparse background crowd all depict Mara's mood at that time. The director focused on the rapidity of passing cars, trucks and wagons, which all expressed Mara's psychological anxiety before committing suicide.
At first, the heroine met the hero in Lugouqiao, and then she became a prostitute and ended her life here. Finally, Roy in his later years recalled the past here. It can be said that this bridge is a witness to the love story of the hero and heroine. The director combined the Lugou Bridge with the war and their love. No matter what serious accident happens, it seems that it is inseparable from the Lugou Bridge. It can be said that the play is very? What is the point? Scene language plays a very important role in this film. Finally, the most attractive scene of this film is an ironic scene on the Lugou Bridge, where cars and cars appear in the left and right lanes at the same time, indirectly expressing the extremely serious disparity between the rich and the poor at that time. The director tells the economic environment and people's lives at that time through this contradiction and conflict.
The director presents a colorful historical picture for the world with his unique perspective and skillful skills. There are no magnificent scenes, no confusing suspense, and some are just hazy visual enjoyment similar to memories. Broken Blue Bridge is a touching love swan song. Watching the whole film, I can't help but feel a natural sigh. The echo of the two wars made the author more aware of the value of peace, and also branded the moral values of that era.
20 16: Thoughts on Broken Bridges
Love is a wonderful feeling, which can make people excited, forget themselves and be sad. As I grow older, I have a deeper understanding of love, which also includes life and faith.
Broken Blue Bridge is an American story that has swept the world for half a century, and it is a thrilling classic. He was born by Mao Wensheng in 1940? Director Leroy, Vivien Leigh? Robert? Taylor's Hollywood war romance, I was right,
On the eve of World War II, British Colonel Roy gazed at Waterloo Bridge alone and recalled his unforgettable love. Roy and Mara met during an air raid. They fell in love at first sight, and their feelings for each other were also confirmed in their later dates. The war was cruel, and Roy was sent to the battlefield before he could get married. The last parting is just a distant glimpse. Unfortunately, this also led to Mara's unemployment. The embarrassment of life forced her to betray herself in order to survive. He came back, they went home, and she couldn't stand the guilt and remorse inside and committed suicide.
This is a tragic love, they love vigorously, but they are in a hurry. The war separated them from each other, and the living wept and the dead bled.
A plot that impressed me deeply was in Roy's house in the country. Mara has explained the situation to Roy's mother and decided to leave Roy. After going out, she can stay away from Roy She is probably afraid that she can't stand Roy's admiring eyes. This is like a sword to her, which is undoubtedly a kind of torture. When she hugged each other, her reluctant eyes hurt me deeply. Why is God so unfair? He had her in his heart and gave the lucky one to Ma Yi. What a warm and beautiful picture. Unfortunately, she committed suicide, she escaped, but he still loved her.
The whole drama started a tragic love with the clue of "Lucky Man", which made the audience feel heartache from time to time and had a heart of compassion for their love. What a beautiful and sad love it is. It overflows into my heart and immerses in my heart. It's sad because of the war, so, to stop it? Worried about beauty? Love reappears, please defend peace and create a peaceful pure land for human love!