Both the plot and the performance of the actors are excellent. Soderbergh's control of the film is just right, drawing the audience into the story step by step.
"Sex, Lies, Videotape"'s ingenious script and wonderful performances make a deep impression after watching the film, and are also the key to the success of the film. The interesting thing about this film is that it doesn't feel particularly interesting after watching it and thinking, but it is definitely an improvement on the formulaic Hollywood movie script, and it is more saturated in the theme of the story.
The rhythm of the film is more evenly distributed, and its subtlety is that the emotional foundation of the first half is well arranged, and at the end of the film, it concentrates a strong appeal. The last third of the film is the highlight, which brings out all the things that I want to express, but some details are very abrupt.
The first half of the film is full of linguistic and visual surprises, but the content and scenes of the second half are dull and boring, just like filmmaker Steven Soderbergh suddenly lost interest in the theme and characters of the film, but the film The script is attractive enough.
