Why are there so many dew points?
Sex is the biggest reason for the hero and heroine to come together. A mature woman's body, no matter how beautiful or not, is always tempting to a young man who is ignorant of sexual affairs at the beginning of his relationship, not to mention that the woman who has this body is kind Live by yourself, be beautiful. As for the sex scene, the film is straightforward. When I saw the part of taking a bath for the teenager, I had a vague feeling of what was going to happen next. It was really like what Hanna said, "Isn't that what you came here for?" , As for Winslet's dew point, there is no pretentiousness. It is only right and proper to show her body to have sex. I don't think she is pretending to be forced by the director. Please don't pay attention to her breast beauty.
Why don't you say you're illiterate?
Why say you're illiterate, even if it saves you from life in prison. The person who asked such a question obviously didn't understand what kind of person Hanna was. She has always been a self-respecting and independent woman, not only self-respect, this strong-spirited woman is also a shy person, can't help but say that she advocates knowledge and loves literature, but she is illiterate, she is shy, she is ashamed to admit, Because I think it's a shame. In court, when she was asked to check the handwriting, she panicked, but there was no ideological struggle. She said no, and told the judge directly that she wrote it.
Why didn't miachel reply?
I think kids have a love-hate relationship with hanna. Their relationship has been tangled and irreversible from the very beginning. He hates her for leaving without saying goodbye. He hates her for being a Nazi that everyone spurns. Guilt, not love. At this time, he still wants to draw a line with her and keep a distance, or, even if he returns, what can he say?
Why did Hanna commit suicide?
I think it's not the feeling of alienation from the last meeting with michael that caused hannah a feeling of disappointment or despair, it's that hannah didn't think about life after she was released from prison, she was self-respecting and restrained in front of michael, this kind of restraint She couldn't get used to michael's strangeness and distance when she met him, when miachel thought she would admit to the truth, I think she was disappointed, she was disappointed that miachel didn't understand her as she said "how I think doesn't It's important, the dead are dead." This kind of restraint made her unable to accept the atmosphere of her meeting with the kids, and even more unable to accept the life of being taken care of by miachel after she was released from prison.
I think michael loves her. This kind of love is mixed with hatred, annoyance, entanglement, and attachment. The influence of this woman on him is lifelong. She stays in his heart and no one can enter.
At the end of the film, miachael finally let go after hanna's death, and talked to his daughter about this woman. I think he let go of this relationship, facing this woman frankly and facing his inner self.
ps: Winslet should be the actress with the most connotation and depth potential in the UK that I think can still act.
Ralph Fiennes' performances are always flawless and magnetic.
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