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Alex 2022-01-11 08:01:57
The starring role is Mulligan, and Aunt May will come out for a short while. The film structure is quite simple, I think the meaning is greater than the form. What is more impressive is that although there are some scenes of police beating protesters, there is not much direct violence against women by men in the film, and the means of controlling women are more humiliating: they strip off protesters’ clothes when they are in prison and use police cars to escort them. The hostess returned home to her husband, published photos in the newspaper, colleagues avoided the hostess like the plague, the husband drove his wife out of the house, prohibited her from visiting the children, and so on. The women in this film are beaten, bloody, crying, struggling, hunger strikes, and fighting for their lives. The counterparts are the well-dressed and strutting men, who are unhurried because of their absolute advantage in power, and they rarely even speak loudly. Roar. This contrast was finally pushed to the highest point by Emily jumping towards the horse. If the weak could awaken the world with blood, it turned out to be the best ending.
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Della 2022-03-15 09:01:05
Crying to death. I'm sorry for the pioneers of women's rights if I don't hit five stars, I'm sorry for myself. A few days ago, colleagues of children kindly reminded not to talk about feminism openly in the circle of friends. I understand, not surprised. But feminism is not a cult. Why do we need to conceal it if we don't advocate women's respect and compete for absolute women's benefits? Will it be suppressed, squeezed out, and rejected? Still offend a few straight male cancers? If a place needs to suppress its true attributes to survive, it may not be suitable for long-term survival at all.
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Lonzo 2022-03-28 09:01:08
"We have been fighting for peace for 50 years, but they have never listened to us. Only war is the language that men can understand." A brief history of the women's rights revolution, who would have thought that the list would flow behind the scenes How many women were squeezed blood and tears. However, the filming was too ordinary, the character creation failed, and the rhythm was also problematic. Carey Mulligan's emotional progression is not clear enough, and the character's motivation and destiny are stronger and better. I thought it was Maud who died, but I didn't expect it to be Emily who was on a hunger strike for five days in prison. In this case, We should have written more about this person in front of me, instead of rushing to an end with such a bright moment at the end. It is easy to make the audience's emotional outlet deviate.
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Maud Watts: They lied to us!
Inspector Arthur Steed: They didn't lie. They promised nothing, they gave nothing.
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Violet Miller: There's a big gatherin' Friday. They're saying she's to speak.
Maud Watts: I can't go. I can't.
Violet Miller: You can't not.