First-class technique, first-class shaping, first-class editing, the ending boxing and figure skating mix cut a slow motion that makes people feel mixed.
First of all, the movie breaks the dullness and straightness of biopics. The combination of feature films and pseudo-interviews with black humor makes Tonya's tragic growth and struggle become particularly thrilling.
Yes, thrilling, I was really freaked out when I saw her understanding of love, marrying a domestic abuser in order to get away from her mother, and getting used to beatings because "mother often beats father too". And that wasn't enough, I was shocked beyond description when she went to make peace with her husband and mother for a "good family".
From the perspective of Tonya in the movie, her misfortune is due to her mother, her character flaws, her personal accomplishment, and many other reasons. The tinted glasses of society and class are also important reasons. Tonya always emphasizes that "it's not my fault", and even openly questioned the judges, and figure skating happens to be such a scoring sport, and many factors such as skill, aesthetics, performance and arrangement determine the final result. It's not as clear-cut as in measure, score, hit and win sports. So losing the Olympics - no, not losing, I should say failing to win the Olympics - is entirely down to class prejudice. And she shouldn't be labeled as a "loser of the American dream," no matter the Olympics, scandals, or even marriage.
Figure skating has changed her life, maybe she hates, hates not being able to pick up the crown in her heart - but so what, the pearl of women's singles skating, there is only one woman in the world every four years. Chances come, and others who are just as good as champions pass it by. If this is also called failure, then it is glorious to be defeated.
In this era, we have become accustomed to focus on participating and surpassing ourselves, but the ideas of winners, kings, losers and thieves still occupy our hearts from time to time. But my naive opinion is that no matter how regrettable it is, the eighth place in the Olympics can't kill her amazing three and a half weeks of turning; and the huge blow of a lifetime ban has not destroyed her "trying to be a good mother". Determination, and it was the line at the end of the film, "Being a Good Mother," that brought me to tears.
Although she is not good at life, it does not prevent her from being a warrior in life.
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