The notice was forwarded on Weibo before, and the response was average. I guess many people don't have much hope for this film, and neither do I.
My biggest worry at the time was that the filming was very naive and the description of women's plight was very superficial. After reading it, really naive? ! Really superficial? ! But it looks good!
Some issues can be very heavy to discuss in depth, so with a high school campus as the background, no one would expect anything major to happen inside. Yes, it's all trivial things. The first half of the film is a collection of "little things" encountered by girls. Every school has a group of ruffian boys. If they happen to be the school's star athletes, it will be even worse. The ruffians harassed beautiful classmates, bullied schoolgirls, scored the girls' breasts and butts, grabbed seats in class, spit on the transfer girls’ drinks in the cafeteria, and used themselves in front of the teacher with the roughness of white men’s superiority. I just saw the ridicule of the female academic bully's speech... The nerd girls shrank in a small world that no one cares about and prayed for admission to a prestigious university. The football girls never expected scholarships, but the rogue players became the honor of the school. "Children", sexy girls are yy molested on the sexy rankings every day, but because they wear camisoles, they are kicked out of the classroom by the teacher. The rebellious transfer students look at the shivering quail girl in the room and hate iron. Steel, the school is like a small jungle, the predators hunt leisurely, the prey is at risk, and the muddy teachers are like birds that don’t care about themselves, overlooking the four fields and things are not about themselves. Stand up high, and occasionally come to peck. Pecking at the victims, maintaining the false ecological peace... Even the heroine herself once thought that "they are just stupid, just ignore them", but soon she awakened with the rebellious spirit of the transfer girl and began to work through toilet flyers. The "anti-harassment and anti-discrimination revolution."
In fact, the English title of this film has nothing to do with the word revolution at all, so that I was a little uneasy when I typed its Chinese translation title. This wording is too exaggerated, is it too radical? How many little girls can print a few brochures and fight against the stinking male school tyrants and inaction female principals on campus, can they be called a revolution? Some critics ridiculed the fact that the political correctness has finally blown to girls power, not to mention that none of the Asian women, black women, and white women in the film perform their duties. The school dominates the white man vs the angel feminist Asian man. The ideal setting is extremely naive and really low.
Let's see, a small work from a female perspective. The words are a little bit strong, and the characters are a little bit more idealistic. Everyone can't help but reflect, and can mock its theme as "not advanced". But for thousands of years, almost all literary works have been cut from the perspective of men. How to materialize women or describe women as sex symbols is a trivial matter.
It doesn’t matter whether the title of the book is three-inch golden lotus, plump breasts and fat buttocks, or the female teacher who unties the narrow skirt on the movie poster ("Classroom Love"), or the high-heeled shoes with glasses ("Venus in Fur"). The theme that affects them is great and profound, and there is even a hint of brilliance that breaks taboos. But everyone has thought about what if the title is called "Big dick", "Pectoralis" or "Little Wolf Dog"? Is there a group of strippers on the poster? Probably the most successful is to reach the level of "Magic Mike", to the extent that it can be included in the "playlist of no help to pretenders".
The film is very naive and beautiful. The girls are united and powerful, and the girls power can also be ignited, and it can also be enthusiastic, completely breaking the confinement of blood=boys. Although the almost cartoon setting of the heroine found the feminist boyfriend made me feel a little silly at first, but after thinking about it, since so many works rightly praised "I will give birth to a son for my old x family if I fight my life." My good wife, here is a good boyfriend who puts clothes on his girlfriend and refuses to have sloppy sex and happily asks his girlfriend to lead him to revolution. Of course, this boyfriend’s personality belongs to the category of "a man who has a simple feminist ideology but cannot escape the limitations of the times and needs to be raised in consciousness". Otherwise, what did he do when the school dominance was rampant earlier?
So let me say, a film that deals with women's rights, where did this cautious come from? The male lead should work harder and bravely jump up and down to help the female lead revolution! He should have always wanted to find a brave feminist fighter and assist her for the welfare of women. He should protect the girl every day from being beaten by the school tyrant, but he should not change his original intention. He should pay his own money and help his girlfriend print flyers. Distribute flyers to engage in male Durban, and strive to become a good man worthy of a feminist leader!
When I say this, many people must frown. I think this is too fake! But don't you see how many heroes in action movies, the blonde bear is glamorous and compelling, not to mention wearing leather pants and bikinis on the battlefield, their only highlight is sleeping with the hero or giving away equipment. As soon as we heard that there was a poor scholar over there, we couldn’t wait to run away with him on a date, give money and get a tray, and stay with him, such as the kind of female host who waited for him in high school. It’s no longer enough. Bai Fumi is at this level. Therefore, I think that women are still not courageous to do the revolution, and they have to be a little bit bigger. Anyway, our women are not afraid to get rid of the eggs~
Finally, a horizontal cannon at the end of the film was very pleasantly surprised, because date rape has always been a taboo topic. Almost all women around me have not realized its seriousness, and this topic has been a lesson in the past. Bitch's hardest hit area. Just for this one, I will add one more point to this lovely movie and watch it!
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