Renee Zellweger is really a very talented actress. In my original impression, she was a pure acting school who was not very good-looking, but I didn't expect that Renee, who lost weight, looked innocent and cute, especially The innocence and ignorance on that face is really lovable, even if I am a girl. Although she is vain and ignorant in her heart, she is really an excellent object of ugliness when all paired with her innocent and charming appearance. I think Catherine Zeta-Jones is inferior to her, and throughout the movie, I was only attracted to Roxy, and hardly watched Velma. In the whole movie, I can't see the society's respect for women. Women are just playthings who sell their flesh and sexual fantasies, and let those men fiddle with them. Even if the two female protagonists finally kill the man and get rid of the crime, I don't see it either. This is a resistance to male power. What I see is only the opposition, use and hatred between the sexes. The tongue-in-cheek lawyers and the nonsense reporters inside, are there any differences between the packaging of criminals and today's entertainment industry? As long as there is packaging, anything can become a big star, what! Even the poor innocent Eastern European woman who was hanged, everyone was just eating human blood buns, and watching the frenzied expressions of the audience watching her after her death made people shudder. Returning to the genre itself, I always feel that Chinese audiences may not be as enthusiastic about musicals as Americans. I always think that there are a few musical performances in it that are very exciting, but they are all shown in the form of movies, and I always feel that there is some confusion. And the lens change is really dizzying, maybe the director also used this to show the broken, chaotic, bizarre Chicago and that era!
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