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Kelli 2022-04-07 08:01:02
She only dares to kill people she doesn't hate
I don't know how the heroine of "Little Fox" in 1941 was reacted, but if this glamorous lady with water snake waist and fat skin came to the 2020s, she would definitely be "beautiful and miserable" that caused warm cheers.
She is "greedy" - glamorous and enchanting, pampered, uneasy about the status...
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Vanessa 2022-04-07 08:01:02
It is necessary to talk about the role of aunt
The character setting of Auntie is really layered.
She should have been an optimistic and kind person, and she also had the desire to talk, especially after her husband treated her badly, she would have more desire to talk. The heroine asked everyone what they wanted to do when they got rich, and...
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Berenice 2022-04-07 08:01:02
Strongly opposed to the introduction that the heroine is "ruthless and greedy", the richness of Betty Davis's performance is so stereotyped, the lack of childhood and the unsatisfactory desire that has accumulated for many years in the shadow of the two older brothers, a husband who is so pure that he despises , she just got everything she wanted within the scope of her ability, and in the end she still had to let go of her daughter. Even when the accident happens, the reaction is mixed with shock and confusion. Depth of field scheduling is too powerful
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Libby 2022-04-07 09:01:08
In a scene, the conflicts of interest of all the characters' relationships come to the fore. The drama idiot is often how to act every second to the core and enjoy it.
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