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The script and lead actors are really not good enough
Angie 2022-04-19 09:02:36
In fact, the film's conception and narrative angle are very good, but after watching the whole film, there is absolutely no feeling in your heart that will make you tremble as you imagined It's the movie's celebrity halo that puts the emphasis on Mulligan, but she can't play that kind of gradual explosion, which makes it seem like Maud is a confused woman who participated in the revolution. Voting rights as a contrast to the real mission and the script is not deep enough to see that the roles of Helena and Aunt May are very important, but the content of these two roles is as bland as the scene, but it can really be made better.
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Madisyn 2022-03-29 09:01:06
If you're a woman, you wear pants, you cut your hair short, you go to school, you go to college, you speak in public, you drive, you have children of your own, you are protected from rape and molestation...until you vote, not It's free, but someone paid the price in blood to redeem you from power. Let your life shine and illuminate more people in the dark.
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Kameron 2022-03-19 09:01:07
Feminist movies that easily provoke emotions have revealed the ugliest (yes, straight male cancer only deserves the word) page in the history of British human rights. Women, blacks, homosexuals... every generation of disadvantaged groups must rely on their own to fight for the rights and interests, even if it seems radical and criminal at the time. It's a pity that the group portrait is not well portrayed. All supporting characters seem to have done more than the heroine...
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Maud Watts: Your mother's name is Maud Watts. Don't forget that name. Because, I'll be waiting for you to find me. Will you find me George? Don't forget it.
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Violet Miller: You want me to respect the law? Then make the law respectable.