First of all, I fully admit that this film about friendship is not bad, and the friendship in it really makes us feel deeply. They will cry, laugh, and be moved together. I just wanted to say that the way this movie shows deep friendships is not very appropriate for teenage kids.
What the whole movie is about, the friendship of a group of high school girls who share weal and woe. The theme is great, but it's presented in an "incorrect" way. Essentially, this small group of them is not a group of little sisters. Smoking, drinking, swearing, fighting, which are the things students should do - what's the difference between this and the domestic youth movie that just goes to bed and aborts - I know, you want to show that they have experienced wind and rain together, and their friendship has become more unbreakable. But why can't it be to form a study group and supervise each other's study. Or, why do you have to use the way of gangsters to go on outings, mountain climbing, watching movies, and cooking together? In the end, Suzy, who is responsible for the appearance of the team and will rely on her face to eat in the future, has her face scratched and her model's future is ruined. Isn't this an inevitable outcome.
After growing up, each has its own development. There are husbands who fail to do business and owe debts everywhere, and now they can only sell insurance. There are girls who accompany guests at bars. Which one is better for those who are not harmonious: If I want to say that my life is so unsatisfactory because I didn't study well in high school, and to serve as a warning, I think it has some social significance. But the most crucial point is that the boss of the team is very rich, the kind that can make her sisters live a good life if she has enough money. What the hell is this. I didn't say how I made money, I didn't say what I did, and I didn't say how much assets my family had. Where did the money come from, did it fall from the sky, or was it given by the director?
So I think the whole film is misleading school children, thinking that deep friendship must be obtained through this kind of rebellious unruly behavior, and even if you don't study now, you will definitely make a lot of money in the future. What's the use. To this, I just want to say: fuck you!
First of all, are you proud of smoking and drinking when you were a student? It might look cool, but it's stupid and not cool at all. These things are not difficult at all, anyone can do it. The really cool ones are the ones that people admire from the bottom of their hearts, the people who put their heads down and immerse themselves in the things they love. Next is fighting. Several key plot turning points in the film are almost all through fights: being truly recognized by the members; first love; furthering the relationship with the cold Suzy; Suzy's life being destroyed. So what is this for, is it useful to highlight fights. Do you know how uncomfortable school violence is for the victims today (like the heroine's daughter being bullied, which seems to be the only place in the film that shows the disadvantages of school violence), the students do not have complete judgment, and the perpetrators do not Knowing how much harm their actions can cause others, they don't want to be happy for a while. And those victims, after being bullied and scolded, most of the time they face not the comfort of family members and teachers, but questioning or indifference. How can they bear it in their hearts? Years later, the perpetrators and participants of school violence regarded the events of the year as a talk after dinner, and did not feel that they had done anything wrong. On the other hand, the victims, bruised all over, huddled under the covers for countless nights and cried bitterly. After many years, they still couldn’t let go, and they couldn’t say a single word of excuse to those who had hurt them. In the end, whose sorrow is this. The last is personal development. I think except for the team leader (reluctantly including Suzy), other people's life situations are more normal. The heroine has a rich material life because of her husband's successful career, but her relationship and family are in a mess. Others have their own disappointments. This is right, do you know how many people are doing their best to study and work, just hoping to give themselves a future worth looking forward to. How many people have been relentlessly chasing their dreams. How many people still work hard and work hard to serve the people. They really put in countless hours and energy to get to where they are today. You little girls who know how to fight in high school, why do you have such a bright future? "Murder and set fire to the golden belt, repair bridges and repair roads without corpses." This world should not be like this.
A good friendship is to have years of bragging fools together, that kind of madness and wantonness that will never happen again in a lifetime. But more than that. A good friendship will definitely take you up and tell you what to do and what not to do. It will make you strive towards a bright place, and be sincerely happy for your achievements. Those who keep encouraging you to move forward and never give up on you.
By the way, the last thing to say, the heroine's solution to her daughter's school violence was to call her sisters to beat up the group of little sisters? When you were fighting with others, didn't you think that you might be beaten by older people? Push yourself and others, but now you only care about your own feelings. The most crucial point is, use violence to control violence? Who broke my sister's wings, and I will destroy her whole heaven? What do you think of national laws? There is nothing to be respected by people who are not in awe of the law.
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