This was just a typical movie of this era, with a terrible script, terrible actors, and terrible filming techniques. However, because it rode on the trend of talkies, even though everything about it was bad, average viewers would think it was passable due to the novelty!
The movie ultimately ended in tragedy, which can elevate the plot, and that's also why there are so many tragedies in opera.
Once upon a time, those nobles who rode in gold and silver coaches liked to watch the tragedies of the common people and shed tears, but they would turn around and exploit the commoners even more harshly.
The power of tragedy is stronger than that of comedy and can leave a more lasting impression on the heart.
After all, happiness is easy to forget, but scars may remain for a lifetime.
