It's my favorite big woman movie. The heroine has a strong personality. Her pursuit of success and defense of her reputation all stem from the harshness of her father when she was a child, and her desire to challenge the patriarchy. It is precisely because of this that there will be a whirlpool of control and pursuit of power later. The film clearly conveys the director's feminist ideas. Molly is not willing to be controlled by men, so she has two operations in Hollywood. She has repeatedly emphasized that there is no sex trade, and her disdainful attitude also reflects the idea that women have autonomous control over their own bodies and sex. However, after running a huge game of poker and holding various scandals and gossip about movie stars, politicians, and wealthy people, in such a power center and gray area, while still maintaining "professional ethics", I would rather give up $5 million to go to jail. He is also reluctant to divulge any news that could make these big guys go bankrupt in order to maintain their credibility and self-esteem. This kind of heroine with both talent and beauty, and such a kind-hearted heroine, really fits the ending of the movie HE... Although it is a real thing, although I once suspected that it is a work of magical realism, art comes from life (serious face). In addition, the father's reversal and the forced warmth are a bit abrupt. But I still eat this set, and contributed a few tears - - ps. In addition to the difficulty of understanding the game, I also need to think about the twisting lines at the beginning...
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