"Widows" has become a masterpiece that is both artistic and interesting, with no shortage of horror. The film is full of memorable sociological details, and therefore creates a convincing and complex background, as well as a powerful and presence-filled presentation by Viola Davis. However, for this kind of robbery that occurred in modern Chicago, the movie may not be the most appropriate way of expression. Such a complex story longs for a broader vision, and TV series seem to be more appropriate
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On the surface, "Widows" follows the genre route of a robbery film, and the female protagonist's setting is quite similar to the film "Hidden from the Sky: Beauty Trick". In fact, in "Widows", McQueen planted a lot of sensitive topics related to women's rights, black equal rights, social injustice, and political corruption
. "Widows" is a very high-quality farce that makes the cliche themes of robbery fresh again. It is a lively robbery crime movie. There are many roles in "Widows", but McQueen and Flynn can make them really come alive in the script, giving each actor specific moments, and at the same time bringing other actors into it. All this makes for a rich and vivid viewing experience
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