Bel-Ami

Maupassant is probably the most famous short story writer and he uses a short form as the structural principle of his long work. Georges Duroy, a hero of Bel-Ami ("Good Friend"), came to Paris innocently from the provinces, but as journalism gains momentum, it interprets that center quickly (and optimistically). It is immoral and decadent. This discovery was impressive and offered us a permanent image of cafe, boulevard and newspaper in Mopassan city. But since everything has its price and limitation, trying to describe it with reliability or infinite value will only show that it lacks value and respects its owner.

At Bel-Ami, Duroy invites several powerful ladies. Every woman has a strict description of the details, each woman's sexual desire is measured according to real benefits. Clotilde de Marelle's "bright and silky kimono" turned into demand for "barbaric" and "direct" like this, and the women were abandoned immediately. However, her successor's "relaxed white dress" represents a longer rhythm of his desire for social values. She will be perplexed by equality, but in the process of using her political and erotic values. Love and real feelings are inversely proportional to the sneer of ambition; the former is a means of other things, the latter appearance. Maupassant recommends us to enjoy the latter unless we want to learn from his work.

Maupassant's most important novels are Une Vie, Bel-Ami (1885; "good friend") and Pierre et Jean (1888). Bell Ami comes from the observation of the author of the world of sharp businessmen and sarcastic journalists in Paris This is a tough society's sarcasm that does not hinder the ambition for members to get rich quickly. Among the novels, Believer is an immoral hero, but Bel-Ami is a standard literary incarnation of ambitious opportunists. Pierre and Jean are a tragic story of a man about his brother who is a mother's adulterous child.

If you have read your current view on Maupassant's Bell Ami and his talent, you did not tell me. I say this because the beginning of Bell Ami depicts the night of Paris star and the main street of the main street just like the theme I drew. This excerpt constitutes the view of curators of the Go Museum of Art. It depicts "a drunkard in the harsh bright light that shines on the exterior wall" drawn on Morpassan's novel "Beami". Morpathan did not mention "starry sky". In 1981, Bogomila Welsh-Ovcharov says, "Not only night view, but also a funnel-like viewpoint and dominant blue and yellow color tones are shown," at least in part from Clichy Avenue of Louis C. Curtin I think that I got it. The clock is night

According to 88 people's comments, it is now a rotten tomato with a score of 28% with a score of 4.9 (out of 10 scores), and comments such as "Bel Ami contains soap" are commented. But it is generally an impulsive story and suffers from the vague central performance of Robert Pattinson. "However, Roger Aberdeen of Chicago Sun Times says: Knowing the history of George Why do you think he is attractive? We will not do that, the failure is the collapse of the movie. "He chose Christina Richey's performance:" Her role made a mistake in actually loving George. This is related to her pure performance skill, because Pattinson did not give her that much work. "