It feels like "The Queen Wears Prada", there are imitations, and there are innovative costumes. It's really beautiful. The part of the bathing fire surprised me.
Looking at the integration of so many fashion elements, I sigh that it is Disney, with capital and strength! There is also a satire on the social status quo, there is that kind of feeling that "the ruins hide gold and jade, and the dead wood fills the pillars", Kuila is the gold and jade
According to Kuila's words, she is indeed better than her biological mother, because she has a good side, she cares about her friends, and finally she used her own method to test whether the baroness has a little love for her, and got The answer was that her biological mother pushed her into a cliff, desperate and expected. Maybe she had already expected the ending. In a conversation with her friends, she said, "She won't kill her mother, except she has to do it." In fact, this paragraph makes Kuila quite pitiful. That was her last struggle as Deila. In fact, there are a few parts of the plot that are quite gentle. Don't give up (of course there are differences, show a reasonable side) Dalmatians by the fireplace Kuira "I allow" She better not kill the Dalmatians, nor the Baroness, not in her own way , He also cured his body and created Kuila's image of a kind, lonely, complex villain with principles in his heart
Although there is a bit of blood in the plot, this is Disney after all. It mainly promotes goodness. In this film, it is goodness in evil. Disney wants to create emotional fairy tales, not rational reasoning (otherwise it will become reasoning suspense film), so please ignore the imperfect side of it and see what he really wants to convey
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