I feel that the title of the D version is poorly translated. It was translated into "Three in a Troubled World", which confuses the audience and attracts a large number of people who want to see the war plot or 3P erotic content. I deeply feel that this is not the case. There is something in the story that can't be another surprise, but I don't know what kind of words to express.
1.
Each of us lives in a social background. Unfortunately, we may be able to change the small environment of someone or something momentarily, but we cannot reverse the life background that fate has set for me.
It is not accurate to say that it is the background. It is precisely these backgrounds that make the characters. If you think you can be the absolute protagonist in your life, in fact, this is not the case.
If you also know that your life has a specific time limit, maybe you will also start to live unrestrainedly and unconcernedly. You want to do what you like to do in your lifetime, treat everything as a game, and don’t take it too seriously. From the perspective of a dude, Gilda's growth can be regarded as a kind of lucky positive, but she is still ego, arbitrary, and pretentious, she thinks she is like this. Refusing to marry and staying away from your lover may be all measures taken to maintain this kind of arbitrariness, so the real inside of her may be soft that she has not even noticed. In this play, I was once again impressed by Shaliz Theron. Her beauty is completely open, a very sharp-feeling woman, and I can still look at each other from the moment when she meets her lover, from the rush "My love" distinguishes the clear and softness. I have to say that in some details, the beauty of Shaliz Theron makes this character masked, and the whole movie has been closely entangled with me, Perhaps it is these masks. Under these difficult backgrounds, there is still an impulse to love and love, whether it is unscrupulous sex, to come forward to rescue in times of crisis, or to get together at an untimely moment, and Those who thought they were sensible, actually deepened the taste of love. Nothing can separate us. This is not what they can do on their own.
Sometimes love is something that someone can master.
Gilda always wants to live the life she wants in her lifetime. She doesn't want to take care of everything in the outside world. However, she is also a person who can do whatever it takes for her lover to take revenge on the guy who abused Mia. She used the whip to teach him the pose of the sexual abuse queen in sex; similarly, for Gay, she could also collect information from her German lover, and don’t put the big national righteous hat on her, she did it. Half is for Guy's ideal and half is for Mia's death revenge. For the one she loves, she can no longer keep herself in a state of innocence. She invested in it and gave her life for it.
Our lives are always different from what we thought at the beginning.
Because in addition to reason, we also pay attention to feelings. What we can’t give up determines the change of my journey. In Gilda’s last shot, I saw her calm face. Some people in this world will never be able to understand her. , And as long as the person she loves understands her, then everything is enough.
2.
Penelope Cruz's character design is not very interesting at all.
Maybe she has three roles: one is to make Gilda's wanton life more colorful, and to give her a stage to show her more personal charm; the other is to make her death create the cause of the break between the hero and the hero, although it is too reluctant. One point; the third is that there is an extra dazzling vase in that three-person sex scene that is really not much to watch.
For this woman, whether in or out of the play, I don't think highly of her.
If Gilda in this play is replaced by Nicole Kidman, I think it’s completely appropriate. Gilda’s makeup and hairstyle in the film are like a simple version of "Red Mill". The drama can be taken to a new level by the scandal of two women, think about it, Nicole Kidman and Penelope Cruz are kissing? ? ! !
3.
Love is something we can't resist anyway.
I really like the beginning of the story, when Gilda broke into Gay’s freshman dormitory that night, and the two lay on the ends of the single beds. The shy big boy was full of desire and conscientiousness towards his favorite beauty. The manner of keeping etiquette.
Being a beauty has many benefits...
4.
Shaliz Theron's acting is very good, not deserving of the title of queen.
From the energetic uninhibited in youth, the uninhibited wild but unshakable sweetness, the maturity that gradually increases with age, and the traces of cloth in the eyes, you can clearly feel her Variety.
And the older you get, the more reluctant and more confused you are about certain things. When you get old, you will always gradually become pessimistic. The kind of frivolousness that can adapt to the unscrupulous heart when you are young, but can't support more desires in life.
I like this role. She doesn't cover up and is not hypocritical. She is always very straightforward, but in fact, she has never faced her true self. But who is not like this?
5. The
movie is really average.
The costumes are first-rate and the story is very old-fashioned. The male protagonist has clear eyes that have always carried dreams, and this clarity often reveals the desire to tear people apart; women are all beautiful, no doubt.
Other... it seems that there is nothing left to talk about.
I also watched a "Clean" and talked about it another day.
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