If I could only ever watch 1 b+w movie, it would be Harakiri
Jun 15, 2017 3:19:06 GMT
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Post by Flynn on Jun 15, 2017 3:19:06 GMT
Now, Voyager perhaps. I don't care if it is melodramatic. It really speaks to me in a way most movies don't.
The movie starts out with Charlotte, a frail woman who has been beaten down by life and those who supposedly love her. The movie points out that we are what people think we are, because how we respond to the way people treat us is part of who we are. But the movie also reminds us that we can change by leaving our current, negative environment for a positive environment of people who treat us, with respect. And indeed, Charlotte eventually grows to be confident and of strong will.
Max Steiner's ethereal love theme is also a plus!
The movie starts out with Charlotte, a frail woman who has been beaten down by life and those who supposedly love her. The movie points out that we are what people think we are, because how we respond to the way people treat us is part of who we are. But the movie also reminds us that we can change by leaving our current, negative environment for a positive environment of people who treat us, with respect. And indeed, Charlotte eventually grows to be confident and of strong will.
Max Steiner's ethereal love theme is also a plus!