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Review on My fair lady
Today, I watched "My fair lady" in for the first time... I love Audrey Hepburn so much and this character is not exception. Eliza before her transformation was like me, and after as well. as after. Yes, she is opinionated, rough, vulgar, and she doesn't know how to behave, but And she is a beauty., She said many times, "I 'm a good girl, I am!" in this time She is funny and comical when she does this. In the end Eliza is becomes a real lady. She knows what to say and how to say it. She has gets (or achieves) dignity, (or you could say she "becomes dignified") Note sure what you mean here: she wants more then in the beginning. To be honest, she doesn't like appeal to me on at a reception. the beginning (or you could say: at the start of the film). I think it's a problem due to the of film, directing (or script) not the actress. She is charming and cute, but her personality disappeared (this sentence is not complete, her personality disappeared when?). I know, realize that it was a goal of the professor (to do what?). and she doesn't like me I didn't like her scene at the (horse or ?) races, she lookeds comical my I think this is evidenced by due to her dress and hat. Her not natural movements, however, which seemed (beautiful or attractive) to me.What about Henry? He I likes me him, too. He is witty, clever, and he is a fan oh enjoys (or loves) his work, and he's an expert in at it. I remember (or recall) the first scene around colomn.(I don't know what this is). He is from a noble family, but in spite of it that, he doesn't have any manners, and he doesn't know how to refer to a woman. (or you could write: to women). I think he just doesn't have time for it. He is too passionate about science too much. He can't admire in admit (or accept) his feelings to for Eliza. He denies it them ("feelings" is a plural noun) to the end. He was ( this only works if you are going to show change, he "was" a bachelor, but then he married--otherwise you the word "is" to show no change). a confirmed bachelor, arrogant, snobbish, and he doesn't understand women. He sais (claims or states) that they are illogical and not constant. inconsistent. He looks like a boy and badass. In America slang, "badass" is a good thing, a dude cannot both be a "boy" and "badass" typically. But you could say: He acts badass, but he's just a boy.
Review on/of My Fair Lady
Today I watched "My Fair Lady" in for the first time. I love Audrey so much and this character is not the exception. I liked Eliza before her transformation like me as well as after. Yes, she is opinionated, rough, vulgar, and she doesn't know how to behave. And she is a beauty, she says many times "I'm a good girl, I am!" in this time but she is funny and comical.
In the end, Eliza is real lady, she knows what and how to say, she has dignity, and she wants more (out of life) than in the beginning. To be honest, she I didn't like me her on at a reception at the reception?. I think it's a problem of the film (script), not the actress. She is charming and cute, but her personality disappeared (as the film progressed). I know it was a goal of the professor (What?). and but she I didn't like me her at the races, she looks comical. I think this is evidenced by her dress and hat, and her not unnatural (awkward) movements.
What about Henry? He I like him too. He is witty and clever, he is a fan of (likes) his work, and he is a expert in it. Remember the first scene around colomn?. He is from a noble family. But in spite of it, he doesn't have any manners, he doesn't know how to refer to women. I think he just doesn't have time for it. He is too passionate about science too much. He can't admit his feelings for Eliza. He denies it to the end. He was a confirmed bachelor, arrogant, and snobbish. He doesn't understand women, He says that they are illogical and not constant (flighty). He looks like a boy and a badass.
About their relationship: Eliza behaves with dignity, she knows, how to affect him. She was insulted and humiliated after the ball. Higgins doesn't get her. I think she was his the first love in a of his life. I don't like the end of this movie. Because the professor got Eliza too fast. I think he should have done something for her. He should have shown his love. I think the man should deserve the woman, only in this case he will he appreciate her.
About the film: the cast is perfect, but I have questions to a about the plot. It seems (to me) the transformation of Eliza happened too fast and too suddenly, in spite of the film's duration {3h} . And, I don't like the end(ing), how as I mentioned before.
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