Such a good movie can be made in 1991! surprise!
There are a few things that left a deep impression on me: First, about the initial "When women cry and say no, they really don't want it", it's not a rejection but a real rejection. Instead, they were verbally insulted and coerced with violence.
The second is the confession of the waitress at the bar. On the one hand, it is the rare goodwill towards the same sex (male characters account for the majority); Get up (the two danced and drank together in the bar without leaving any physical evidence), the words here and the sudden shooting together made me understand why Louis said and did that in the first place, including foreshadowing about Texas. It didn't go into detail, but it felt like Louis had fought for it, and it didn't seem to get any results, so that's what the officer who looked better at the end said that (and what he said when he tried the robber boy). This also determines the end of the road, but the process of driving all the way is really cool, including the counterattack against the male driver who sexually harassed. They reasoned first, but it was of no use at all. When they saw this, they felt a sense of powerlessness. That's why they chose to run away in the first place.
The third is that Selma experienced sexual GC in a one-night stand after being in love and married for many years. I don’t know if it is considered feminism, but it reflects female consciousness and emphasizes female eroticism. And this part is still wonderful. From the point of view of the one-night stand itself, the man who ran away with the money was ignored. Selma's marriage itself is also a mess, a typical male lead outside and female lead inside, "are you looking for a husband or a father".
One star less because the plot feels a bit slow.
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