little makeup look on her face. The poison ivy girl in "Batman & Robin" has a beautiful and bizarre makeup and modeling that can't hide the charming nature of her natural beauty. According to information searched online, Uma became a successful model at the age of seventeen. Perhaps at the peak of her modeling career, the blurred runway and colorful covers gave her countless prosperity. But the movie is definitely the flame that makes the Uma phoenix nirvana. The magical big screen has successfully extended and expanded her innate unique temperament and charming charm as if it were reborn. Since then, Uma's delicate face and slender figure, every frown, smile, and every move, have been injected with freshness and vividness, and they are not just a thin plane without personality on the pages and photos. There is no need to pile up a lot of artificial pale decorations on the face and body for people to browse. As long as Uma wants to, she can go on the mirror naked. The camera recorded not only the blemishes on her face, but also her rational self-confidence and frankness. The truth always shines in another unexpected brilliance from the inside out.
A remake of "Les Miserables" in 1998. Uma Thurman plays the beautiful and innocent poor mother - Fantine. The interpretation experience of such classic tragic characters will undoubtedly add a heavy and delicate touch to Uma's many artistic images. Maybe, in the dark corner of the cinema, someone will cry for Uma's Fantine, but I want to tell you, that is by no means the real Uma, although they are equally beautiful.
Too bad Kill Bill was bloody, at least for me. Uma is subversive and creative in this film of blood, fight and faith. In the plot, Uma's skillful, brave and strong image surprised me, even a little panic. The overlapping grievances and grievances in the ups and downs of the plot have repeatedly stimulated the recovery and outbreak of the latent elements in human nature. I have to remind myself many times that it is necessary to examine and think in the field of women. Uma Thurman, is a true woman.
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