1. Demon.
2. Really.
There is no doubt that "We are the night" is the former.
The beauty of Qingcheng is matched with the coldness of killing without blood. During the day, it is a sleepy and delicate, and at night, it is a wild queen. It feels extremely seductive from the first point of view of a female vampire.
The four female vampires dislike facial makeup a little, but each of them is very individual. The boss is calm and hot, the second is noble and elegant, the third is innocent and romantic, and the fourth is straightforward and simple, magnifying a certain characteristic of human nature. Is it another side effect of being a vampire?
I like "the second child" Charlotte the most, always with the noble and melancholic temperament characteristic of the 1920s and 1930s, not deliberately, but exuding from the bones, a book, a cigarette, a cup Plasma, even killing is so art (tear off a book page at will, wave your hand and cut your throat).
The whole film is full of black arrogance, ghostly rhythm, and deep thinking about human nature.
The boss has been looking for a pair of eyes, just because she is really alone.
Before leaving, the second child still risked a death glance at his dying daughter, in order to hear her call a mother.
The third child did not want to hurt the door boy who fell in love with her, but in the end was dominated by instinct after the spring breeze and sucked up her "Romeo".
As for the fourth child, the wild words and deeds are just to cover her fragile and sensitive heart. Her
favorite scene: the
rising sun, four people standing on the hotel balcony, the first ray of sunlight that has leaked has begun to burn their bodies , Bursts of green smoke curled up from the four beauties with different characteristics. The other three hid in the room one after another. Only Charlotte stayed on the balcony blankly. She always called her loudly. When she turned her face, her eyes were filled with deep and deep melancholy and loneliness...maybe only here. In a moment, she could remember the years of walking in the sun again.
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