Five stars, after watching this film, I want to clap my hands and say bravo. The actors in the lines and shots are all amazing.
The resources I found at station B, there are barrages complimenting that this is the history of eve's struggle. Of course, no comment on personal opinions. Life is a myriad of multiple-choice questions, and there is no turning back, like a tree branch. Go all the way to choose, and finally come to that ending. Eve made her choice. What she wanted was success, so she chose to deceive, betray, and lie. She had the means, strength and ambition, and she got her success. Must be convinced, in the last scene her little fan phobe puts on eve's clothes and fantasizes bowing in front of the mirror - there are thousands of eves in the world, a story all about eve, all about us.
Then I want to talk about Margot. It is said that the film was almost a grand slam (to be verified), and it was short of the best actress, because the actors of Bette Davis and Eve were both competing for the heroine, and there were too many votes. I only recognize Bette Davis as the main character, okay? The pungent self-willedness can be seen in her eyes, the drunken eyes and the smoking gesture. There are also good lines, arguing with the screenwriter and Bill's husband in the theater, and the female monologue in the car is definitely a classic. In contrast, the male characters in this film are a little bleak, after all, it is a woman's play. I don't think Margot is a theater who was squeezed out of Fenghua's old age. The queen must be tired of playing with the scenery and leave, smoking a cigarette and wearing a mink coat with disdain. Eve tried her best to play the role she wanted, but she finally threw it out because Margot wanted to enjoy the female profession as a wife. The girlfriend laughed, wondering if Eve would vomit blood in anger.
The last 24-year-old Marilyn Monroe is really beautiful, although I love the queen more than the stunner.
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