An Education

It has been a long time since the first time i watched the film The Education. Felt bored yesterday evening after a legislation analysis assignment almost killed me, I checked the film list I could get access to, then I found The Education among them. Actually this is abnormal - due to the high demand of my greedy appetite for new films and the limitation of my digital storage space, what i usually do afterwards is to press Ctrl+Delete to get rid of the watched films. Well, I said. God helped you stay. Let's find out the reason now.

Every girl has got a White Knight in her mind, not only because of all those pretty and lovely princess and prince fairytales told by her parents when she was little impressed her, but also the nature of girls' tenderness and desires of sweet love. Thus, Jenny is lucky. Really. She had met a gentleman who taught her about the life she has been longing for, the love she has dreamt of... And he had even taken her to Paris. He showed her around the adults' world.

I insist that the man loved her, though someone had argued with me about this for a really long session. He loved her so he tried to make her laugh, bought dozens of gifts for her birthday and proposed in a touching way...(My heart melted when he kneed down on the ground as well) And! He got jealous when he found out that his friend liked her! He is charming. Apperantly he is far more attractive compared to a dull and unsophisticated adolescent boyfriend. Not mentioning when Jenny was only 16 and has got a really annoying dad at home. Oxford, yes, it is marvelous and GLORIOUS with its red bricks and so what??? Oxford to Jenny is just like a posh Bristol to her dad, and that is the reason why she has been pushed so hard. Jenny's parents even have lost themselves in that fashion Jewish man - no one could dare to point at Jenny, saying that she was seduced by posh cars, posh bars, posh concerts and posh trips.

Jenny is different with Helen, who only knows Chelsea and "english books". Trop cher pour moi... and I am going to Oxford to read English. Helen helped Jenny change into a real woman. Helen taught Jenny how to dress like a lady instead of a child. Helen made "Carey Mulligan" look like Audrey Hepburn and herself Catherine Deneuve.Helen is a belle. It is a shame that she do not speak french or she could win Danny more.

Carey Mulligan played well. And I do like her smile, and her mini delicate scapula. Really attractive. :)