Seeing these two famous posters, you know that it is the famous money-losing drama "Showgirls" in film history!
"Showgirls" is directed by Paul Van Hoeven, starring Elizabeth Berkeley and others. It was a famous failed attempt at Hollywood musicals by the famous director Paul Van Hoven who became famous in the first battle of "Instinct". The story tells the story of the striptease girl Nomi who came to Las Vegas to find development opportunities. She wanted to be famous in the dance world, but her strong inferiority complex developed into extremely sensitive self-esteem, coupled with the ambiguity of moral concepts, made Nomi. On the one hand, I want to escape the identity of a "man's plaything", and on the other hand, he unconsciously sells his body to gain success. When she replaced the original go-go star Christo as she wished, she discovered that the true social identity of show-girls can only be a "man's plaything."
The previous "Instinct" by the Dutch director Paul Van Hoeven made him famous, and he also gained a foothold in Hollywood. He also became a famous porn star Sharon Stone, which can be described as a genre film pioneer. This time he tried to reveal the story behind the casino entertainment world in the form of a song and dance film. He also plans to follow the same pattern to promote Elizabeth Berkeley, who has better physical conditions, with a larger structure, greater ambition, and greater investment. Unfortunately, he missed, the film’s word-of-mouth hit the street, the box office lost, and almost covered the important awards of the Golden Plum Award that year. Elizabeth Berkeley also failed to get angry, and the star journey has been quite unsuccessful since then, and it can be said that she wants to cry without tears.
Although the film’s reputation is not good, the film’s display of the nightlife of Las Vegas drunk fans is quite in place. Large sections of topless shows allow global audiences to enjoy the casinos without leaving their homes. Wonderful, because the scale of nudity is too large, many countries do not allow the film to be released, and Time.com does not even allow access to the homepage of the film. So, you know, let’s take a look if you have a chance.
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