Awakening of female consciousness?

Rosario 2022-04-23 07:01:39

God, Rachael Weiz is 4 years older than Olivia Colman. A beauty is a beauty. With Emma Stone, who is 18 years younger than him, Rachael Weiz is not inferior at all.

I don't know if it's to attract attention or what. Recently, there are more and more same-sex films, especially lesbians. Is this part of feminism or the awakening of female consciousness? Regardless of the authenticity of history, the costumes of this film, the acting skills of the actors are all pleasing to the eye, the storyline of the heroine, and all the men are supporting roles. If women in the 1700s were able to be so independent, emotionally and politically, are women in the last three or four hundred years going backwards?

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  • Edythe 2021-11-25 08:01:27

    Although the audiovisual language is obviously not as stunning as "Death of the Sacred Deer", Lance Moss, who no longer shoots fables, can pinch such a British lace version of Zhen Huan's dog blood story to the right, without making people feel cheesy, already Very impressive. Naturally, the high level of production is not to be mentioned. Sister Stone’s free acting skills make such a scheming bitch not so annoying, but Vichy has been compared.

  • Ora 2021-11-25 08:01:27

    81/100 For me, this movie talks about one thing: how people lose precious "things" step by step without knowing it. Lance Moss once again demonstrated his unique and precise approach to tragedy, and the entire premise is more mature and refined than previous works. The last scene, even when credits appeared, continued to reverberate in my mind, especially sad.

The Favourite quotes

  • Queen Anne: Did you just look at me?

    [the servant shakes his head sideways]

    Queen Anne: Did you? Look at me! Look at me!

    [the servant looks at her]

    Queen Anne: How dare you! Close your eyes!

  • [repeated line]

    Queen Anne: Rub my legs.