The Wife Comments

Ashly 2022-03-24 09:02:59

The beginning is good, the more you get to the back, the more discouraged, and the end is only a sigh. Anyway, please give the little golden man to Glenn...

Zelda 2022-03-24 09:02:59

#OSCAR PROSPECT# Being the wife of a Nobel Prize winner in literature is not easy, and it is even more difficult for a woman with more literary talent than her husband. It can be said that Glenn Close has dedicated the most explosive acting skills in recent years. The cruel rules of the Qing literary and art circles are willing to be green leaves. For decades, they have cultivated their husbands to become great writers, and even the sad woman who does not hesitate to be a "gunslinger" plays...

Sarai 2022-03-24 09:02:59

#OSCAR PROSPECT# Being the wife of a Nobel Prize winner in literature is not easy, and it is even more difficult for a woman with more literary talent than her husband. It can be said that Glenn Close has dedicated the most explosive acting skills in recent years. The cruel rules of the Qing literary and art circles are willing to be green leaves. For decades, they have cultivated their husbands to become great writers, and even the sad woman who does not hesitate to be a "gunslinger" plays...

Carey 2022-03-24 09:02:59

It's always been very good - the needle is hidden in the cotton, slowly advancing, and clues are gradually revealed - until the outbreak of the climax scene, overturning all the emotions and logic accumulated before: if the truth behind the matter is really so unspeakable, the wife is so humiliated, and the husband is again It is so shameless that the perfect couple we have seen before is difficult to establish, and it is difficult to believe that the wife has only carried, or even cared for,...

Annamae 2022-03-24 09:02:59

It's always been very good - the needle is hidden in the cotton, slowly advancing, and clues are gradually revealed - until the outbreak of the climax scene, overturning all the emotions and logic accumulated before: if the truth behind the matter is really so unspeakable, the wife is so humiliated, and the husband is again It is so shameless that the perfect couple we have seen before is difficult to establish, and it is difficult to believe that the wife has only carried, or even cared for,...

Jacklyn 2022-03-23 09:02:46

Glenn Close has played the most inexplicable character I've seen in years, and if she's set in the movie as a (real) mad woman, I can understand, the problem is that this character is not crazy: halfway through, suddenly angry Dissatisfied, he pulled out countless old accounts, and then a fascinated smile was attached at the end of the film. Oh, it turns out that the 45th anniversary of the Nobel edition is going to be published. It would be good to throw all the foreshadowing to Chen Huaya's...

Garth 2022-03-23 09:02:46

When the heroine chooses to co-create with her husband in this way, she is destined to lose something. When she let her husband use her talents, she also used her husband's status and ability to grasp the overall situation. The world is safe and secure. It is more intriguing to grasp the delicate balance of husband and wife feelings in the context of feminism. How do women find their own...

Linwood 2022-03-23 09:02:46

It took a year for SPC to go to theaters. Is it because the heroine was too intense last year? It is indeed very similar to Still Alice, and at the same time, it is very similar to a stage play, with large dialogues, two wonderful rival dramas from two old actors, and the film language is very coherent but also lacking. The dilemma of being a talented woman is well explained, but at the same time the film is not black and white, and it leaves out the question that a wise scumbag still wants to...

Graciela 2022-03-23 09:02:46

tiff. Actress Oscar nominations...

Verda 2022-03-22 09:02:26

65/100 Movies often simplify the things they want to show because of the time. For example, I think the polyhedron of marriage and gender relations exists in the original book. Injustice and its focus on feminism and equality, but the problem is that there is too little material on the table in the film, and the frequent use of medium shots is more empty. The most terrible thing is that the ending is a bit self-slapped. In terms of performance, I prefer Jonathan Pryce, who brings out the...