Diane Arbus made her own judgment on this. Falling in love with the lovely soul under the poodle-like mask and abandoning the law-abiding middle-class family and a pair of daughters who are indifferent. It could have been a shocking story, but what we felt was not the heaviness and excitement that the protagonist should have when he was released. After watching the movie, I just think that the hero and heroine's road to the same return is due to the heroine's exhibitionism. If this point is taken as a conclusion, how can the idea of the movie not let the audience spurn it?
Played the Imaginary Portrait sign but screwed up on it. A carefully told story that is not strong enough tastes like a chicken rib. Nicole Kidman is even more lacking in fluttering big eyes and can't impress the audience.
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