Satirical comedy, reflecting on the relationship between men and women.

Wendell 2022-04-24 07:01:22

Identity exchange is an increasingly common type of film in modern times. It provides space for re-dramatizing the contradictions that have been routine. It is an easy-to-operate type. There is an episode of Doraemon that swaps the genders of boys and girls. As for The inversion of gay men and straight men is even more of a catch. But at the same time, the details of the world view must be carefully arranged while exchanging, otherwise it is easy to make loopholes (the opposite will be negative and positive, so as to remain unchanged) and drama. The highlight of the film is the way it ends at the end, but the rest is too predictable. After the gender status swap, there are many interesting details, such as the male protagonist's chest hair needs to be trimmed to shape, and he wears short shorts, but at the same time, it is very reluctant to explain the inverted gender status. The physical strength gap is in the sex scenes and the fight scenes. Isn't it obvious that it's worn out. I think a better way out should be to let the male lead go through the process of being unsuitable - like a fish in water - and suffer from it, and then turn the woman upside down to another world, use her steady progress to fight back and forth, and fully explore the expressiveness of this gender issue. .

Douglas 2022-03-24 09:03:24

With such an advanced time-travel, are you still convinced by "Cohabitation in Time and Space" next door? Although the society under the rule of women has simply reversed the identities of men and women, it is only found that the patriarchal society is so terrifying.