#I Care A Lot# (I Care A Lot) (B+) This was originally a season movie, but was later excluded by Netflix, because his other works have a lot of competition, and this is really the darkest, the whole film does not have A good guy who doesn't fit the mainstream appetite for awards season. But in fact, there is no lack of it is a cool film that uses evil to defeat evil. To some extent, it is similar to "Gone Girl" (Gone Girl). Although the heroine is evil, she is hard and wise, and it is difficult for people to hate it. It's a pity Other characters are very general, and some plots are too exaggerated, which lacks the cold realistic feeling brought by "Gone Lover".
But I was very eye-opening that it did mention a new way of crime that most people may not have heard of before, which is to steal money from lonely and widowed elderly people. The story told in the first 30 minutes of the film is truly sensational. The heroine Mara Grayson (played by Pike Chunhua) colluded with doctors and nursing homes, fooled the judge, used fake doctor certificates to force many elderly people into nursing homes, and seized their property for her own. These old people didn't know how to resist at first, but after being locked in, they were rendered powerless by drugs and became prisoners living in senior nursing homes. Most of the objects they choose are lonely and widowed elderly people with savings, who have no children or who have various problems and cannot take care of them effectively, and have often succeeded. If this kind of scam does exist, it's really something to be wary of.
Until one day, she thought she had caught a big fish, but unexpectedly kicked the iron plate. The old man who was kidnapped this time seems to have no relatives and no reason, but he is actually related to the gang. The film has a lot of dramatic twists, has an unpredictable ending at one point, and is full of dark humor, sometimes more like a parody comedy. There are many kidnappings, murders and frauds by various means in the film. Although it is full of entertainment, it really subverts the three views.
Mara played by Pike Chunhua is actually very similar in temperament and tone to the heroine Amy of "Gone Lover" she starred in. She occasionally pretends to be a little white rabbit and is very calculating, but she is very difficult to provoke in her bones. Once she has a goal, she will never give up. But Mara is not aiming for revenge, but has ambitions to become a superior woman. This reminds me of the leopard girls in "Wonder Woman 1984". They are not willing to be bullied and eager to become strong, but in order to prove that they are winners, they become "predators".
According to her own words, if a woman does not stand up in this world, she will definitely be bullied by others. She believes that there are only two kinds of people in this world, lions and sheep, predators and predators, and she chose to be a lioness. This lioness is really a lesbian, even her girlfriend is the same sturdy. Pike Chunhua and Aisha Gonzalez formed a very attractive couple in the film, and both of them were very aggressive, regardless of 01.
I agree with the social reality of "the strong prey on the weak" that she pointed out, but instead of being a lioness and looting with others, maybe you can be a strong and alert sheep, trying not to be the prey of others. I believe there are not only two options in this world.
Pei Chunhua looks like the kind of well-bred lady, but because of her low voice, she is suitable for the role of a strong woman with a strong, calm and calm heart.
Honestly, I hope women can stand up. As the heroine said in the film, most people will give in once they see the strong, and they are timid in their bones. But I also hope that women's tenacity is reflected in the ability to say "no" to injustice, injustice, and things that are not in line with your wishes and resist, instead of turning tit-for-tat into someone worse than the other party.
Especially some girls on the Internet who swear and abuse others online, you don't seem to be tough at all, on the contrary, they are very low-level. A real feminist, a real strong woman, should know how to pack themselves with wisdom and strength, have ideals and goals, and move towards them. For example, you try your best to study and work hard in your career, and finally get wealth and a high-quality life, instead of wasting your "energy" every day scolding people online, what does this bring you? Did you get paid more, gain more knowledge, or become more beautiful and attractive because of cyberbullying?
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