The beginning of the film explains the background. Due to the explosive population growth, the country has implemented a one-child policy. Real family planning. The surviving septuplets share a single identity. Grow up under the nurture of grandpa(…). Just like the European and American version of the gourd doll. I didn't come home after going out one day on Monday. So began the story of the six sisters looking for their sister. The setting is perfect, the protagonist is amazing enough, but this screenwriter is really bad.
The Seven Sisters are starring entirely by Noomi Rapace. Noomi himself fits the seven sisters in the play. Powerful, calm, wise, and powerful. Whether it's a girly Thursday or a sexy and lovely Sunday. Either one works perfectly. Coupled with Noomi's hoarse voice of Yujie. It's almost going to be included in the Top 5 in my goddess list. It feels like the number of roads is very similar to Scarlett. Sexy, plus female martial arts. So the casting point, OK.
Next, during the whole storytelling process, I thought at first that the seven sisters worked together to break down the snake essence nest. As a result, I didn't expect that Tuesday would goug out the eye as soon as I came up, and Sunday was beaten to death in a group fight, and there was an unprecedented slaughter. In the end, only Thursday and Tuesday with gouging eyes were left. Monday betrayed the seven sisters for a neuter and was stabbed to death by Thursday. And the secret of Snake's Nest has also been exposed. I really don't understand why the screenwriter added an extra neutron when writing Monday. Is it to express the greatness of maternal love? For the sake of mother's love, you have the heart to sacrifice all the six sisters who have been living with each other and sacrificed each other day and night? Besides, it was the first rule to be broken on Monday. I think it's all about blackmailing a mother's love.
Also, maybe it's because I was born in the age of family planning. I don't think there's anything wrong with Shejingwo's policy. It's a lot like abortion in America. I personally don't think there's anything wrong with keeping the boss and killing the rest. The painful story of overpopulation is described in the context of the beginning. It is really inhumane to burn children only after they have grown up. Wouldn't it slow down if it was done just after the rest when the child wasn't conscious? Of course this is just a personal immature idea. Don't spray if you don't like it.
2018.1.16
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