Strong feminism is the most attractive feature of "Suffragette". Commercial films focusing on the road of women's resistance are already rare. The content of more than a hundred minutes of the film reminds contemporary people in the audience with a calm perspective and plain narrative that the various women's rights that we take for granted are actually woven with blood and tears behind them. It was hard-won because many strugglers who were born in dissatisfaction years delivered what they had strived for throughout their lives. At the end of the film, the feminist Emily, in order to make the world pay attention to the ideal of women’s voting rights, rushed to the king’s horseshoe. The scene was also controlled and concise. It was almost caught off guard, not sensational, and not specially shaped into it. Look like generous heroes, they are almost trapped by the times.
"Suffragette" once again vividly reproduces this women's resistance movement. In the movie, Emilyn yelled: "We fight, in order to one day, every little girl born will have the same opportunities as their brothers. Never underestimate the power of our women. We can define our own destiny. We are not going to violate the law, we must make the law." This is the voice of the feminist movement in the early 20th century.
The content plot of "Suffragette" is seriously formulaic, and the film's intention is good, but the performance is blunt and plain.
