A suspenseful film with stage effects in the form of musicals

Kobe 2022-04-22 07:01:53

The reasons for liking "Eight Beauties" are as follows:
1. It's really not scary at all
2. The actors are very eye-catching, the clothes are very eye-catching, and the house is also very eye-catching.
3. The script is good, the acting is good, and the singing and dancing are very literary.

But there are a few questions:
1. Why did I hear that Ma Su was dead? Except for the youngest daughter who rushed up, no one else made any movement, and my aunt was still eating - didn't she love Ma Su? Why did she still not respond when Ma Su shot the second time?
2. Is Suri's child really his father's?
3. Now that the door is locked, how did Pirit get in. Even if it was locked by the youngest daughter, I never saw her go out during this period?
4. That Ma Su was about to collapse and collapsed long ago. It's not enough to collapse for one night, and he has to wait for his daughter to direct a play before collapsing again? Why wait until you get in the door to shoot?
5. That man was so lustful, he had the nerve to say "a good man and eight women who tossed her."

Besides, I personally thought that the one who would really collapse should not be Ma Su. It would also be the little daughter who collapsed when she found out that her father I had an affair with n people, my mother had a lover and wanted to abandon the family, my grandmother was desperate, my sister was pregnant with my father's flesh and blood, the nanny was gay, the maid and the father's scandal, the aunt's lewdness was extremely seductive, the nanny also Seduce her mother, and my aunt seduces her father. And in the end, she also said that she couldn't see her father in such pain, and if she wanted to save her, I think this chick will inevitably be mentally alright.

The French are really French, and the reasoning film can also be made into a musical. The scale is small and the picture is purer than that of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television. The maximum is just the kiss of a passionate girl. But the content is that it is easy to imagine, dance in clothes, and engage in same-sex incest and adultery.

After I shared the above thoughts with my roommate,
Ying: Hey, why is this?
Phil: The French are inherently lustful.
Me: Yes, the French are lust. Let's see because of the vocabulary French describe all lascivious things.
Ying: It turns out that the French are so lustful, I just think the Japanese are lustful.
Me: The French have reached a certain level of sensuality, and they can be very sensual without showing their flesh.
acquiescence.

For this script, the French make a warm literary film, the Americans make it a suspense film with tight plots and music that always thrills you, the British make a dark humorous film, and the niche film radically rips human nature to pieces. You see, Korean movies are fresh or funny, or they talk about family chores and can make a full-length series. If they are made in Japan, it is estimated that it is either an AV or a perverted horror movie. I will never watch it.

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Extended Reading
  • Opal 2022-03-26 09:01:13

    I was originally anxious to see a group of women fighting openly and secretly, but in the end, my wife and my sister suddenly had sex with me and I was very excited? Next time, let's watch Ou Rong's gay porn.

  • Joannie 2022-03-19 09:01:10

    "I've been wanting to make movies with only actresses for a long time. After rewatching Cook's 'The Women', I started checking the rights to the original series, and soon discovered that the rights to the remake had been bought out by Hollywood (It was the remake in 2008), so I had to give up the idea of ​​shooting the French version of women. Later, with the help of my friends, I found a crime drama from the 1960s, Robert Thomas' book. The writer is a little forgotten today. , but in the 1970s, the mainstream French theaters were very popular, and one of the works was bought out by Hitchcock. Unfortunately, it was not made until his death. ... Different from dry wood and fire, Bameitu is a An anti-naturalistic work that highlights the beauty and charm of women with a sense of style and carving. The story is set in the 1950s, which contributes to the authenticity of the story of the eight beauty trapped in a cage, and also reflects the plot twist and the film. The effect is deliberately crafted. It’s just that in the 1950s, the French film industry was still dominated by black and white films, and the reference of fans was not as good as Minnelli’s musicals and Serke’s gorgeous dramas of the same period.”

8 Women quotes

  • Louise: She

    [Pierrette]

    Louise: asked me to keep quiet and gave me 10,000 francs.

    Pierrette: Which I regret, you hussy.

    Louise: What?

    Pierrette: Everyone knows you sleep around.

    Louise: You know, since we sleep with the same ones, let me explain the bribe. I overheard you say to Monsieur, "Give me the money or you'll die."

    Pierrette: No I said, "I'll die."

    Louise: No, "You'll die."

    Pierrette: My poor Louise! Your word is no good, you're just a maid.

    Louise: Nor is yours. You're just a whore.

    Pierrette: Which I prefer.

  • [last lines]

    [in French, using English subtitles]

    Mamy: [singing] There is no happy love.