Feminism dominates the screen? ?

Laurianne 2022-03-19 09:01:11

The problem with this film is that watching the husband having sex is really painful, and he's never once pleasurable, either overwhelmed, bored, or uninterested, and at the same time, lacking in sexual attraction. Can the screenwriter think about the viewing experience when he wants to discuss the dreary life represented by his husband, it's too bad. I suspect that he is a deep cabinet.

Roderick 2022-03-25 09:01:23

A bit like Lifetime in its heyday or ABC that can make summer "guilty pleasures" such as "Ripple in Spring" and "Betrayal", the identity exploration of mid-life crisis, the erotic game of "one wrong step"; very It's hard to explore too many fresh angles, but you can always find a reason to watch it. I can imagine that the sensational public account is bound to add various vulgar expressions such as "old driver", "doubt your life on a large scale", "yellow explosion", and also sigh on the side that the faces and flesh of Sarah and Mike, who are both forty years old, can still be seen. beat. Apart from the use of flashbacks that are too complicated, the exploration of mood and the presentation of the "erotic" texture are quite suitable, and it is not easy these days.