In the movie "Chicago", there is no story, no news, only hype, only a vague scandal plan, and only a life full of ups and downs. A musical drama actually expresses such a profound philosophy of life. From this perspective Speaking of, "Chicago" really does not lose the Oscar level, of course, it is also a... The film uses two "husband-killing heroines" to become famous through murder and set foot on the road to stardom, as well as lawyer Billy and the media's hype, revealing. A world of unscrupulous pursuit of fame. Farma Kelly, a popular nightclub stripper, became the city's most high-profile female murderer after she shot and killed her rambunctious husband. The lawyer representing Falma's husband's murder case was Billy Flynn, who used to use various notorious murders to raise his profile. Therefore, various media are also scrambling to do their best, fearing that they will miss the news of these two "big men". While Farma revels in the thrill of being "upgraded" from the spotlight to the spotlight, the greedy Billy has his eye on another client, Roxie, who can make him famous. Before being imprisoned, Roxie was a girl full of fantasies. In her opinion, Chicago is a place that represents hope and opportunity, and her singing and dancing will surely make her a star dream for many years. However, Roxie became a murderer, killing her boyfriend who betrayed her. In order to become Roxie's lawyer, Billy deliberately delays Falma's trial. Under Billy's meticulous "packaging", Roxie is no longer a spurned murderer, but a pitiful victim. Various philistine media understand it and turn the focus from Falma to Locke. Akane. Falma is naturally unwilling to be resigned, and at this time, Roxie, who "became famous by one kill", also tasted the sweetness, and a shameless fame farce entered a climax...
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