I heard about the movie kiss of the spider women a long time ago, first when I was watching Brokeback Mountain, and later it was mentioned in a novel. I have been downloading it before, but I didn't watch it.
I was lying in bed from 1:00 in the morning last night, holding hot tea in a dark nest. After watching this film, the initial evaluation that came to my mind was "beautiful", but the final evaluation was still "beautiful." .
This kind of evaluation surprised me. I am an absolute member of the Appearance Association. I basically adhere to the principle of not watching movies without handsome men and beautiful women. But in this movie where there are almost no handsome guys, no beautiful women, and even the scenery is not beautiful at all, I actually feel the "beauty" that I have never experienced, and there is a sense of timelessness.
The whole play almost took place in a prison. The two male protagonists wore plain or even simple clothes. The only highlights seemed to be Molina’s pajamas with light red flowers on a pink-green background and his A red headscarf; in a jail without any decoration, of course, except for some pictures of beauties posted by Molina on the wall; the tone is so dark and monotonous, I will only feel that when the lens is transferred to Molina It's so bright.
Molina, a pure person, he is simple, he is sensitive, he is fragile, he is kind, he loves all beautiful things, he is willing to believe in pure love.
Valentine, a complicated person, he may be brave, he may be great, he is concerned about many things, he is swinging between love and career.
In the movie, I like to listen to Molina telling stories. Although I don’t like this story of praising the Nazis and slandering the French underground organizations as much as Valentine, I like Molina’s beautiful Nazi officers (although I also feel disgusted by the heinous atrocities of the Nazis, but this can't damage the impressive beauty and upright stature. Every time I see those old photos from World War II, I have to feel that the Nazi officers’ The temperament is unmatched by soldiers in other countries~~Alas! I can’t help but YY~), I like the unblessed love intertwined in the flames of war, and even the sad ending.
Molina always narrates this beautiful story with great expression, and focuses on expressing those beautiful details. Although Valentin doesn’t like to hear it, he always speaks in a vivid tone (some enviously listening) Valentin, who fell asleep with such a story, did not hesitate to take any blessings, and always mocked Molina).
Molina always emphasizes that he likes and desires to have a REAL MAN, but he also understands that every REAL MAN desires to own a REAL WOMEN instead of him. But is he a real WOMEN? He comforted Valentine with his delicate emotions, he took care of Valentine with his patience, and he helped Valentine with his little shrewdness. Maybe even REAL WOMEN can't be so delicate, compliant, and pleasant to him~ But it's a pity that God gave him the wrong clothes and skins.
Valentin finally realized Molina's "beauty" and finally accepted his feelings with him before parting. However, this is also Molina’s tragedy. Perhaps without this feeling, he can reject Valentin’s invitation. However, just like the heroine in his story, she understands her lover, and then for the lover’s career, She chose to take risks and gave her life, but Molina is more pure, he is only for love, there is actually no so-called "revolution" in his world, his wish has always been to find someone who can embrace him Strong arms, not illusory doctrines and ideals. But for "love", just "love", he chose the doomed ending, and walked over with a smile, and was shot to death by the comrades-in-arms of the loved one without hesitation.
Valentin understands him, at least he understands that the real reason for doing this is not for those illusory ideals and doctrines. But this is also Molina's greatest sorrow. Just like in the story of Spider-Woman, the man who was rescued couldn't really understand what Spider-Woman's tears were for?
In the story, Spider-Woman did not kiss the man he rescued; in the movie, Molina and Valentine embraced and kissed. It was a very short kiss, a very hasty hug, but at least he had Owned.
Some people say that this is actually not a simple GAY article, it reflects the reality of the Argentine Revolutionary period. What kind of reality is that, I am not curious about it, but I think these realities are actually not much different from the revolutions of countless countries and countless eras~ It is nothing more than a part of people who have doctrines and ideals, who are forced by countless ignorances. People "desperately" with them, most people may not really understand what doctrine is and what is ideal until the end of their lives? So what were they thinking when they sacrificed? Only God knows~ But the sky can't tell you me!
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