Whip It evaluation action
2022-01-03 08:01
Drew Barrymore, the starring actress’s directorial debut, delivered a good result. The theme of roller skating sports is exactly the embodiment of Drew's unruly personality in his youth. After all, Drew is not young anymore. She asked Elliot Page, a Canadian girl with amazing performance in "Fruit Candies", to play the seventeen-year-old Briss, and Drew also participated in the role as a roller skating captain. Although it is the first time to direct, but the technique is proficient, the rhythm is smooth, and every aspect is impartial. Under the direction of Drew, the actor completely releases the inner wildness and the desire for freedom. What we see is the close-up of a group of crazy girls Fighting, I feel the passion of youth that never goes away.
Compared with previous movies of the same subject, the director gave roller skating a new idea that is different from the past, full of inspirational flavor. Elliot Page and Marcia Gay Harden performed very well, and the mother-daughter rivalry scenes in the film were very real and natural. Before the filming started, Allen did his best to learn roller skating, as did the other actresses in the film, so when we saw the bruises and bruises on their bodies in the film, should we think about it? That is special makeup, in fact, they are all real. The mentor played by Christine Wegg is also impressive, as real as an ordinary person living on the screen, not just an interesting role.
Extended Reading
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Earl Cavender: I like smart girls. That's why I married your mama. Well, that and I knocked her up.
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Smashley Simpson, Bloody Holly, Maggie Mayhem, Rosa Sparks, Bliss Cavendar: We're number two! We're number two!
Razor: You guys came in second out of two teams.
Smashley Simpson, Bloody Holly, Maggie Mayhem, Rosa Sparks, Bliss Cavendar: Whoo!
Razor: Yeah, let's celebrate mediocrity! That's fantastic.