To be honest, watching the entire movie, I don't have any pleasant and comfortable viewing experience.
Thinking about it, probably because we will consciously or unconsciously bring in from the perspective of the protagonist in all the movies, and I personally don't like Renee. In her worldview, appearance is the first measure of her decision and judgment, even to the only point.
Before "beautiful", all her unconfidence came from her dissatisfaction with her appearance. Indeed, the unfriendliness of the outside world towards fat girls made her extremely sensitive to her appearance. She was afraid to tell her oversized shoes. The crowd didn't even want to look up, and sighed at themselves in the mirror. Live the life lifelessly, suppressing the desire and expectation in my heart.
In her eyes, the whole world looks at faces, so she herself has built up the value of judging others by face. She knows how embarrassed she is when people are staring at them unkindly, but she thinks she is "Being beautiful", according to this concept, to alienate and loathe my former circle of friends, those friends who are as unsightly as her in the past, go to a lady who is not so fashionable and say to send it downstairs An insurance company is just fine. For her at this time, her past self had no merit, and all her success came from the change of appearance.
Beauty is the only criterion for a happy life, and the heroine has strengthened this idea.
However, when did she change? At that moment, when she looked back at the photos on the big screen and found that she had never changed, how ridiculous her thoughts were.
However, when the whole movie should be sublimated, it ended with a female protagonist's advertising speech. I don't know if she really recognized her value and beauty, or if she changed her mind about judging people by appearance.
The female protagonist’s self-confidence after she has become beautiful seems to me unreal and ridiculous, and even a bit self-righteous and annoying as the low-scoring comment said. What I want to see is that after she has gone through all this, she can see clearly With the true self, after stepping off the podium, you can realize your preciousness and value, and live with confidence.
In real life, we are different from Renee. There are many elements of inferiority. Even if we have a good appearance, we may also feel inferior due to the family environment, education, growth experience, etc., and we may not even have a good appearance. Do a great job in completing a speech, understand what you love and get the opportunity to invest in them.
But what I hope is that you can think of your preciousness again after crying for your own shortcomings, and always believe in your own preciousness when the desired opportunity comes.
And I guess what the screenwriter might want to say is, be more confident in the future. In many cases, the standard of positioning is not just the set you think.
Why are you feeling inferior, my little girl, that's not worth it.
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