The important thing in a movie is to tell the story well

Leopold 2021-12-02 08:01:27

In this film, I wonder if the story is all based on blind adjustments, and then I will get you a feminist to sublimate the whole wave?

There is no logical reasoning, the story is thin and weak, the characters are face-to-face, the two Holmes brothers are outrageous, and they are too awkward to break the fourth wall with cleverness.

A movie that doesn't put good storytelling in the first place, but instead engages in those bells and whistles, and by the way, it's a bit of physical discomfort to include feminism.

Personally, don’t spit it out. I think this film is more like capital adding feminist elements to industrialized productions, using the identity politics of feminism as a selling point to harvest a wave of leeks, and many people even have been cut happily. The director and screenwriter give people the feeling that they are awkwardly blowing feminism, and they don't have a little understanding of feminism, just to please the "feminists" at the box office. If it does not involve feminist rights, this may be a mediocre chick movie, with at least 3 passing points, but it is really uncomfortable for capitalism to use identity politics like this.

(So ​​really fast forward to pink capitalism?

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  • Frida 2022-04-21 09:02:03

    Americans are always filming this kind of fake big heroine drama that forcibly shoots a big heroine but is not a real female growth story. Positive examples: The Canadian Netflix co-production of Anne (Anne of the Greenbrier, shot in Prince Edward Island, the scenery is superb), and the Naples tetralogy.

  • Laurine 2021-12-02 08:01:27

    Two and a half stars. The first half of the filming was quite light, the puzzle solving was too young, and I wanted to insert the topic of feminism and fearful, and the necessity for the existence of the two brothers was almost zero.

Enola Holmes quotes

  • Enola Holmes: I don't know what she wanted me to be.

  • Mycroft Holmes: We have two problems, as I see it. One, finding a boarding school that is willing to take Enola on so she won't be a complete failure in this world. That, I am in the process of solving with the help of an old friend. And two... finding Mother.