First of all, the film "My Fair Lady", I don't think it is a love film, because I watched the ending, I just thought that the heroine Hepburn, she may be a educated maid, and finally lived in the male protagonist's home. In fact, I don't think they can develop a real love, because the male protagonist said in the film that he and the second male are actually a single person, so if the final plot develops love, it can actually be said to be a love affair with singles. It's a great irony from the activists, and the movie would definitely not dare to play like this. But after shopping around for film reviews, I found that many people think this is a brain-damaged romance film, which I find very strange. So I wondered if it was possible, this is a romance movie, that is, in the end, the hero and heroine fall in love. If you look at it as a kind of educated maid, it is actually not very logical from the previous article. , what did Hepburn say? My upbringing does not depend on what I wear or how I behave, but how you treat me. If at the last paragraph, it still seems unreasonable to say that she is just a maid - a position of inferiority. Therefore, it can be said that adding a label is also a love label. It can be said that the ending of this film is that the hero and heroine fall in love. I then wondered if this might actually be a satire of male power in a masculine society. When I thought about this, I thought maybe this was the case. A lot of paragraphs were devoted to describing how arrogant and arrogant the male protagonist was, and being arrogant towards the female protagonist. He formed a sharp contrast with the second male lead. But this is actually unreasonable, because the film is actually 170 minutes and nearly three hours, but the description of the heroine's growth process is very weak, it can be said to be very pale, how did these 170 minutes come? It describes the happiness and happiness of the people at the bottom, and also describes - there are many of them - the dialogue describes how the male protagonist is arrogant, it can be said to be a kind of - almost elegant arrogance, and the final destination must be arrogance - - I have read poetry and books, and I am arrogant, but I express it in a way that you can't even understand. In the play, a lot of space was spent describing these things, which led to the last, as the short comment said, the satire of the male society. The establishment of this point seems very debatable, because if you are an irony, then you should be more psychologically portraying the heroine and describing his growth process in a more subtle way. Thinking of this, its logic is Inconsistent. From this point of view the film is a terrific failure, the only bright spot is probably Hepburn, I originally watched the film because of her.
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