The script of "Judy" is relatively bland and not very brilliant, but the superb performance of the heroine Renee Zellweger adds a lot to the film. Judy is a typical "Tortured Artist". Being trained to be a big star since childhood, you can't eat a bite of cake, you can't sleep for a while, and you use drugs to maintain your weight. To become famous, a child has lost his happiness, freedom and health since he was a child. Behind the high-profile attention is the manipulation of interests and money. She dedicated her life to the stage, but no one really cares about her, no one cares about her joys and sorrows, and the people around her only care whether Judy can give her. They bring benefits. She has been bright, embarrassed, laughed, sad, longing to be loved all her life, but not being able to love her all her life... Zellweger is very good at Judy's character, she is not a perfect character, sensitive and emotional, inferior and self-conscious , These character flaws also caused her career and relationship to be like a roller coaster with ups and downs. She longs for the understanding and tolerance of others, but she can't open her heart and be sincere to others. She loves her children in every possible way, but she doesn't understand their true thoughts. This film tells us about a star's fall lamentation, every song in the film sings Judy's own mental journey, behind the bright and beautiful longing to be loved and to be remembered, "You will not forget me. , right? Promise me you won't forget..." At the end of the film, the black screen lights up a line of small characters: A heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others. How much is judged, but judged by the breadth and depth of the love of others. - "The Wizard of Oz"
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