Is there any mistake, you treat it as an art film

Carolyne 2022-03-25 09:01:10

I think this work is not just as simple as an erotic film, it is completely a Vanity Fair scene. From this, you can see a lot of what Verhoeven wants to express. The experience of the heroine aptly illustrates the various evils of hypocrisy and intrigue under the control of capital. When you reach the top of the stage, you can also thoroughly appreciate the sinister conspiracy behind the scenes. Who wants to be a "star" instead of a prostitute, how is it possible in the eyes of others? However, the behavior of the former star, who ignored the previous suspicion, has actually been reminding the heroine how deep the water is here. So the ending is pretty good.

Edd 2022-04-20 09:01:51

The camera and the body are seamlessly integrated, like a gust of wind blowing through, leaving behind a jewel on the ground. Like Showgirl's body, the camera is binary, both a gun and a hole. "Neon Demon" is contemplative, "Showgirl" is action after action until vertigo.