Escape...or escape...?

Melvin 2022-03-27 09:01:05

The best reference is probably the promising girl and titanium. Compared to the former, fellow Avengers Thelma and Louis still retain their tenderness, even when robbing and coercing the police, they are so polite, without having to imitate some imaginary nemesis pose, heavy makeup and coldness Capable, look like I do not know who to show. Compared with the latter, there is no need to put on some inexplicable settings, and there is no need to add large-scale pictures simply to scare the audience. At the same time, the two turned away from the male policemen who helped out and the dense gunshots, and they completely got rid of it. The discipline of both sides of the male-dominated society seems to have accomplished what Ti wanted to accomplish, the detachment of gender issues in a more decisive way. They don't have to be anyone, they don't have to have any "masculine" or "feminine" qualities, they become the best version of themselves and that's true freedom. In addition to gender issues, there is actually disdain for public power, not just for men, but for the entire system. That's why the black smoke spit at the police.

Kaylah 2022-04-24 07:01:05

Actually, I don't like the ending. The ending is an interpretation that dignity is greater than life, but if feminism always comes at the cost of life, it would be a bit too heavy. Of course, judging from the time point of this film, this is the starting point of films for feminist protests; however, subsequent feminist films are also easy to follow this path, which shows that the road to feminism is still difficult, but it is not someone who can change their minds and teach everyone better. the way to fight against patriarchy?