Speaking of Brad Pitt, I believe that many people will not be strangers, many people know him through the 1994 movie "Burning Love Years". Brad Pitt, 31, with long flowing hair and deep eyes, did not know how many young girls were crazy for him, and how many young boys imitated his long hair.
In addition to Brad Pitt playing the charismatic Tristine, Anthony Hopkins perfectly interprets a good father who loves peace and wants to pursue equality for Indians, and Susanna, played by Julia Ormond, and Isabelle Jr., played by Karina Lombard, the two beautiful women in the movie, are also impressive. Julia Ormond was only 29 years old when she starred in "Burning Love Years" and Karina Lombard was only 25 years old when she starred in "Burning Love Years", both of which were still in the most attractive stage of women. Suzanne, played by Julia Ormond, is beautiful, energetic, and very persistent in love. The little Isabel, played by Karina Lombard, is full of the charm of the man minority yi, and her beauty is very much in line with the beauty of nature.
Susannah and Tristine's love is tear-jerking, Colonel William Lu and his three sons are emotionally affectionate, and the brotherhood of Everrey, Tristine, and Sam mo is precious. Everett is estranged from Tristine because of Sammo's departure and Tristin's capture of Susannah's heart, and when his father and Tristine are in danger, Everett steps forward, and finally the brothers are eliminated.
The scenery in "Burning Love Years" is also very beautiful, filming the great beautiful rivers and mountains in the western United States.
The soundtrack of "The Burning Years" is particularly outstanding, and "The Ludlows", composed by James Horner, fits perfectly with the film.
The story background in "Burning Love Years" is mainly from the 1910s to the 1920s, in addition to the touching love, father-son love, brotherly love, and the Indians who were treated unfairly in that era. After Brad Pitt became a Pian man, he was very fond of choosing films with minority yi themes. Among them, the film "Twelve Years of Slavery", based on Solomon Northp's novel of the same name, won three awards at the 86th Academy Awards for Best Film Pian, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Adapted Screenplay.
Let's take a look at this movie together with a solo tour.
Colonel William Roue, tired of the war and dissatisfied with the situation of the American Indians, took his family to the Great Wilderness of the American West to graze and help the Indians. Soon, his wife, Isabelle, left alone because she was not accustomed to life there, and has rarely returned there to spend time with her family.
The three sons grew up together, brothers with deep feelings but very different personalities. The eldest brother, Everrey, has taken great care of his younger brothers since he was a child, and he has been serious and obedient. The second brother Tristine learned to hunt with the Indian tribal leader and excellent hunter from a young age, and gradually grew into an excellent hunter, with a wild and uninhibited personality and freedom, and has a mind like nature. The younger brother Shan Mo was loved by his father and two older brothers since he was a child, did not experience setbacks, remained innocent in his heart, and was an idealist.
After graduating from college, Yamamo took his fiancée Suzanne to see his father and two older brothers.
The eldest brother, Everly, and the second brother, Tristine, were thrilled to see Susannah.
Susanna has a secret affection for the wild and unruly Tristine, and looking at Tristine who is training a horse, Susan has an indescribable feeling.
Susan's arrival brought a lot of joy to the family.
Seeing the news of the outbreak of world war I, Shanmo very much hoped that he could go to the battlefield like his father did when he was young, and Colonel William Lu strongly opposed Shanmo going to the battlefield. Shan mo is bent on going his own way, and the eldest brother Everett also supports Shan Mo's decision. The second brother Tristine wanted to persuade Shanmo to change his mind.
Suzanne was very reluctant to go to the battlefield, and she cried and begged Tristine to persuade Shanmo to change his mind. Susannah and Tristine unconsciously hugged each other, Andtris wiped Susan's tears, and their intimate gestures were seen by the eldest brother, Everett.
Everrey began to alienate Tristine.
In the end, Shan mo still decided to go to the battlefield, and the two brothers also went to the battlefield together in order to protect Shan Mo. Colonel William Rou and Susan reluctantly sent the three brothers away. Colonel William Roux felt that it was too cold to eat with Suzanne, so he moved in with Susanna to eat with the Degas family of three. Colonel William Rue believes that Degas should let his daughter Isabel Jr. go to school, but Degas worries that the mixed-race Little Isabel will be discriminated against at school. Colonel William Roue offered to teach little Isabel himself, and Suzanne was happy to teach her along. Degas and his wife, Bai, both agreed.
On the battlefield, the two brothers always pay attention to Shanmo, especially Tristin is always by Shanmo's side. Everrey's relationship with Tristine is not very good. After Everrey was wounded, Tristine went to see Ifry, and Sammo went to the front line to scout in place of his wounded comrades. When Tristine learned of this, he rushed to chase after him, but it was still too late. He was unable to save his brother, and he was in great pain, but he dug out his brother's heart the way the Indians did, and brought his brother's heart back to his homeland. He avenged his brother, and alone ran to the enemy and cut off their scalps.
Everett could not understand Tristine's inability to save Shan mo and dig out Shan Mo's heart, and the gap between the two deepened.
Unable to face the reality that Sam mo had left, Tristine did not go back with Everett, but asked his grandfather in England to take him out to sea. Everrey returned to the ranch with The Heart of Sammo.
After Sam mo's funeral, Suzanne explains to Avery that she loves Sam Mo and wants to clarify her relationship with Tristine.
Suzanne was going back to Boston, but the train stopped because of heavy snowfall. Colonel William Rue kept Suzanne and hoped she would wait until the following spring.
Spring arrives, and Everly confesses to Suzanne at Sammo's grave, which Susanna refuses.
Soon, Tristine returns, and Susanna and Tristine soon fall in love.
Everett got into an argument with Tristine over this.
Everrey left the ranch to work in the city of Helen, where he found a career that suited him and quickly achieved good results.
Tristine and Suzanne graze together on the ranch, free as if they were fairy lovers. Tristine saw a calf entangled in an iron fence, he could not rescue it, he helped the calf to relieve his pain, he helped the calf to relieve. This scene stunned Suzanne. The calf thing reminded Tristine of Shan mo again. Suzanne and Tristine take a mandarin duck bath and tell Tristine that she wants to give Tristine a baby.
Colonel William Rue told Tristine about the situation in Everly, but Tristine blamed himself for not bringing him back to Sammo. A knife and Degas may have grizzly bears eating calves. Colonel William Rue, Tristine, Ichigo, and Degas waited in ambush for the Grizzlies, but when the Grizzlies appeared, Tristin couldn't bear to do anything. On the way back, Colonel William Roue prepared to drink beer with everyone, and Tristin lectured the bartender who refused to sell beer to the Indians.
This series of small things made Tristine struggle internally, and even woke up in his sleep and pulled out his dagger at Suzanne. He couldn't bring his heart to peace, and he couldn't face Suzanne. He left the ranch again, and suzanne's pleading could not keep him.
Little Isabelle also chased Tristine off on horseback, and she looked at Tristine in the distance.
Tristine went to the tropics as a hunter. Suzanne fell into deep thoughts. Suzanne took little Isabel to town to meet Avery. Everrey wants Little Isabel to go to school in town, but Little Isabel doesn't want to go because she wants to wait at the ranch for Tristine's return.
Tristine wrote to ask Suzanne to marry someone else.
Everrey came to the ranch with friends to ask for his father's opinion, and he wanted to run for Congress. Colonel William Roue was reluctant about his son's choice, but Everett decided to run for Congress. Everett sees a sad Susannah, and Susannah hands Tristine's letter to Avery. Everly recounts That Tristine's no and tries to comfort Suzanne, which is seen by Colonel William Rou. There was a fierce quarrel between father and son. Colonel William Rue was also saddened to see Tristine's letter. On this night, Colonel William Roue had a stroke, and after a night of whiteheading, the man suddenly became much older.
Later, Suzanne married Avery.
A few years later, Tristin appeared on horseback on a herd of horses on the ranch. Tristine's homecoming, Ichigo, Degas, Bai, and Colonel William Roue were all very happy. Tristine saw his father who had lost his hand and could not help but have tears overflowing in his eyes.
Tristine brought gifts to everyone, and he learned that Suzanne and Avery were married, and that the price of livestock had plummeted and that his father had lost his fortune. Tristine decides to sell alcohol to earn back his father's lost money.
Tristin went to see Susannah, who returned the bracelet Tristin had given him. Tristine asked Suzanne to stay.
Tristine meets little Isabel, who has grown up.
Tristine and Little Isabel fell in love, and Tristan and Little Isabel's temperament matched very well. During this time, Tristine's life was very peaceful and peaceful.
Everrey was not optimistic about The marriage of Tristine and Little Isabel. Mother Isabelle was very happy that Tristine and Little Isabel were married.
After marriage, Tristine and Little Isabel gave birth to a son and a daughter, and the son was named Shanmo.
Tristin's growing liquor business made the Ko brothers very unruly, and the younger brother of the Ko brothers brought someone to warn Tristine, but Tristine did not care.
In town, Avery and Susannah meet Tristine and Little Isabel with a pair of children.
On his way back from delivering the wine, Tristine was stopped by the brother of the Ko brothers with the police halfway through.
The police fired indiscriminately, and Little Isabel was hit by a stray bullet. Tristine squashed the policemen who opened the qiang, and the other side was crowded, and Tristin was also subdued by them.
Tristine was imprisoned for thirty days for assaulting police. The police officers who opened the qiang were only punished with reprimands. Suzanne goes to see the imprisoned Tristine and tells him about her feelings for him.
Suzanne was in great pain when she returned.
After being released, Tristine and Degas prepare to deal with the Koch brothers. Degas ambushed on the road, took away The Hill Mo with a knife, and Tristine arrived at the Koshi brothers' warehouse. Degas beat the police to avenge his daughter. Tristine kills the brother of the Koch brothers in the Ko's warehouse. Suzanne could not withstand the torment of her heart and finally chose to cut herself off.
After Suzanne's funeral, Avery sadly said that he had followed the rules all his life, and Tristine never followed the rules, but everyone loved Tristine more.
Tristine went back to look at the three brothers' photo Pian, and he blamed himself for killing someone close to him. His father comforted him that it was not his fault. Tristine packed his bags and walked out of the house to find his brother inside the Koch brothers waiting for him outside with the police.
Tristine had planned to go to the woods to be at their disposal, but begged her son not to see it. Then Colonel William Roue struck, and at the last moment Avery did, and they brought down all the enemies. Everrey, his father and brother have all bridged the gap.
The people who loved him the most were all older than him, he was a stone, he wanted to protect his beloved, but they were not as hard as his stone, and he lived a glorious and long life. He saw his children grow and become a family.
Tristine met the Grizzlies in the fall of 1963, this time he didn't beat the Grizzlies, but he was very heroic at the last minute.
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