As a result, we saw the superb star-destroying ability that accompanied the outstanding star-making ability of the Hollywood film industry, and Xiao Ke Luo was shot down again.
First of all, having Chloe Moretz to play the heroine of Mr. Jin's famous work is not the right text. Ke Luo's previous roles were mostly sunny and sweet, and even if the characters in "Hugo" were quieter, they couldn't get rid of the tone of Mei Lori. However, in the role of Carrie, her biological father is unknown, her mother is nervous, introverted, and her social skills are low. So Chloe played Carrie. Most of the time, her hair was scattered like a mess, her head was dipped like a mouse, and she put on thick eye-bag makeup. Compared with the beautiful look in the memory of fans, it can be said to be completely broken. Hermione went from being a schoolboy loli to a sassy goddess. How did you choose to change from a violent loli to a gloomy girl?
Also, I don't know if it's because of not paying attention to the diet, or because the makeup artist and costumer deliberately found fault, Carrie played by Chloe finally turned into a phoenix, but after wearing an elegant evening dress, she looked a little...fat. As soon as my movie-watching partner saw this makeup look, he pointed at the chubby upper arm and the slack of the back that protruded from the edge of the dress, and shouted regardless of the image. I figured that a bereaved girl who didn't pay attention to maintaining and exercising suddenly put on a dress that showed her figure one day. It was probably like this... Did you become a bereaved girl in your life, Ke Luo?
This is just a disheartened and groundless conjecture, and we should not judge whether American girls are fat or not by our standards. If you don't consider Chloe Moretz's wreckage, the 2013 version of Carrie is honestly not that sad. In fact, the film gave young audiences like me the opportunity to meet the ancestor of school horror—the old Carrie the Witch. Moreover, this remake has moved the background of the times to the modern age, and mobile phones, oily turtles, etc. provide a sense of substitution. In addition, as a horror film, the film is actually not short of anything, there are plots, there are climaxes; there are religious mysteries, and there are criticisms of reality; Male god; most importantly, there are horrific scenes that turn young and lively graduates into corpses (really a good trick for horror moviegoers).
Of course, you must also pay attention, whether it is the story of "super-powerful young people are stimulated to make big plays", or the various elements mentioned above, they are actually old-fashioned stalks, and it is difficult to stand out at all. In addition, the movie is too slow, and the scaring scenes are almost concentrated at the end. This retro rhythm is too difficult to please the current audience. The 2013 version can be regarded as a qualified horror film, but I really can't find any surprises. Unless you watch less horror movies, or lower the standard and lose your expectations; perhaps, you have to add the "don't know Chloe Moretz".
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