After watching this film, I really have no sympathy for the heroine. I always feel that although the person who raped her is very abhorrent, it corresponds to the popular saying "If you don't do it, you won't die." Behavior can be checked, in fact, these things can be avoided. Of course, this is not to justify the rapist. I am still very happy that the rapist was punished in the end, but I think the film can be made with more depth.
If the film really wants to reflect the fact that the rape rate is high in the United States, wouldn't it give people a greater spiritual impact to create an innocent woman with good morals to encounter this kind of thing? I don't understand
why Jodie Foster was awarded the best actress at the Oscars. Although I have to admit that
Jodie Foster's acting skills still pass the test, there are still many people who have passed the test. Why not
award them to those who have good acting skills. , the film has a depth of actress? If such a third-rate movie can win the Oscar for Best Actress just because the heroine's acting skills are okay, then aren't the heroines of those third-rate movies more qualified, after all, they are real swordsmen and real guns is shooting.
I am deeply suspicious of the vision of the Oscar judges this time. Are you blind? Then you blind cats really caught a dead mouse, hehe.
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