Frida Comments

Oma 2022-04-24 07:01:14

It is a blockbuster film with strong colors and moving surreal perspectives, but maybe because of the limited duration of the film, I feel like I have just watched a few clips of Frida's life, and as a female painter, I basically didn't mention the idea of ​​​​creating works. On her love-hate entanglement with Rivera. Just how special she is portrayed so...

Raphaelle 2022-04-23 07:02:40

In Mexico City, I watched it again after fourteen years. Stayed in the gran hotel, the French hotel in the movie, went to the National Palace to see the murals of Rivera, and went to the Frida Museum tomorrow. Watching this movie again is like watching a landscape painting of Mexico City, or a tourist guide for the city. People and things are too superficial, and it is far from a good...

Barbara 2022-04-23 07:02:40

In Mexico City, I watched it again after fourteen years. Stayed in the gran hotel, the French hotel in the movie, went to the National Palace to see the murals of Rivera, and went to the Frida Museum tomorrow. Watching this movie again is like watching a landscape painting of Mexico City, or a tourist guide for the city. People and things are too superficial, and it is far from a good...

Hans 2022-04-23 07:02:40

Bougainvillea red unique to Mexico, royal blue bungalows, peacocks walking in the courtyard and white plaster closely associated with Frida, various solid colors of Mexican national costumes, blood, black hair, black pain, blooming flowers and opaque...

Jaclyn 2022-04-22 07:01:34

The art and costumes are awesome, and for a biopic, the scheduling is also interesting. Using color as the strongest expression of Frida's emotions expands the depth of scheduling and the different emotional and psychological aspects of the characters. The structure of the script is mainly based on Frida's female identity and different roles. The title and the end are condensed on her physical aging and destruction and spiritual detachment. It is a biopic with the director's...

Naomie 2022-04-22 07:01:34

⒈ Watching the movie directly without looking at the cast list, sometimes you will be pleasantly surprised: Edward Norton (played soy sauce in many movies), Antonio Banderas and Geoffrey Rush; ⒉Frieda believes in communism, and at the same time takes drugs, alcohol, and bisexuality, and has many male and female lovers and romantic affairs; she loves her husband deeply, but she is unfaithful to each other, and each lives a life of mutual harm; 3 interspersed in it The animation is...

Sheila 2022-04-22 07:01:34

Even women love her, not to mention men. Her life is like a raging flame. From seeing Diego flirting with nude models, from dozens of surgeries after being seriously injured, from the time she enthusiastically devoted herself to the communist revolution, she has not stopped, she has been walking, and has been arrogant. Love, extreme, narcissistic, and arrogant, style. Her brush is a tool to transmit the spirit, and even integrate into her own...