Revisited Legally Blonde yesterday. It may be the change of vision. This time, I have a completely different feeling than when I was in college.
When I was in college, I was addicted to American sweetheart, and I couldn't extricate myself from the chick movies. The eyes are full of gorgeous clothes, and the heroine's smile is like the sun. The harvest is just: positive, hard work will always make dreams come true.
But yesterday's rewatch had a completely different feeling.
The heroine decided to go to Harvard Law School for her boyfriend. It sounds like she is very in love, but from another point of view, she actually made the most accurate decision after clarifying her goals. She didn't cry, make trouble and hang herself, but after crying and wearing makeup, she was still confirming her boyfriend's needs. Her goal: she loves him and wants to be his fiancée; his goal: to marry a good wife. If she wants to accomplish her goals, she has to be someone who can stand by his side.
In fact, the heroine's character has always been traceable. American sweetheart doesn't just have to smile and look good. Keeping a figure, having a GPA of 4.0, becoming a party organizer, even a partner of a fraternity, and an organizer of a charity association in a middle-class community, each task is actually not easy. Our girls The main task can be multi-threaded in parallel, and achieve good results. So she is not a love brain, she is working hard for the goal.
The story behind is also the process of the heroine's growth. In an unfamiliar environment, she can not only catch up quickly, but also have spare energy to help her newly-acquainted best friend solve problems. She also relied on her own personal charm to reverse the stereotype of her ex-boyfriend's fiancee. And when she found out that the person she loved was not as good and worthy of love as she thought, she turned around decisively.
Our heroine is actually brave, strong, strong, and confident. When someone she loves refuses to give her respect, she lets go and wins back the respect she deserves. She is more progressive and more powerful than many characters who use the banner of "big heroine" but rely on blood-sucking male protagonists all the way.
This candy is actually the big heroine script wrapped under the shell of the chick movie.
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