Kathleen 2022-04-20 09:01:05
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Mabelle 2022-04-24 07:01:02
The characters are full, the true feelings, the story is touching, the performance is in place, the appropriate sensation is not excessive, and it contains the power of kindness, which is very worthy of five stars.
Ebony 2022-03-23 09:01:08
Not only the rise of race, but also the rise of feminism, emma's role is full of strong feminist flavor. Many characters in the film are vivid and vivid, and the story of minny and celia is very warm. What kind of love-hate feelings the black maid takes care of one white baby after another. I like emma stone more and more.
[first lines]
Aibileen Clark: I was born 1911, Chicksaw County, Piedmont Plantation.
Woman: And did you know as a girl growing up that one day you'd be a maid?
Aibileen Clark: Yes ma'am, I did.
Woman: And you knew that because...
Aibileen Clark: My mama was a maid. My grandmama was a house slave.
Woman: [whispering as she writes down] "house slave..." Did you ever dream of being something else?
Aibileen Clark: [nods yes]
Woman: What does it feel like to raise a white child when your own child's at home being looked after by somebody else?
Mr. Blackly: I guarantee you, one day they're going to figure out cigarettes will kill you.
