I really think this is an ok movie, mainly about girl power. Girls who have grown up must have more or less conflicts. If these conflicts are irreparable, then there will definitely be boys involved.
At the beginning of the movie, Bosworth's lie already foreshadowed that she was about to become the only protagonist of the three girls who was buried on the island.
I have seen bosworth’s reports in gossip magazines, and dicaprio and orlando bloom before. I looked at her photos and thought: Why can a girl who is not so outstanding in her appearance be transferred to such a top-level handsome guy and elves What about the prince? After watching this movie, I know that Bosworth is really charming and beautiful. She is the kind of person who sees her at first glance. I thought she was not tall, but later I found out that she was so tall and thin. And it's the kind of athletic girl's figure I envy the most in college, 6% body fat, no more or less, and flat chest, hee hee hee. . .
Anyways, I like Bosworth's way of closing his eyes and laughing. It's very charming. The two brown-haired beauties next to him can't compare.
Later, I thought that Bosworth died so early because he didn't want to be naked, and he didn't want to hug another girl to keep warm. Ha ha.
As far as the plot is concerned, this movie is quite unexpected. The three girls went to the island to regain their childhood memories and friendships. The three boys they met were not like other wilderness movies. One of the three boys was the younger brother of the girl's childhood friend, and he didn't want to. What to do with these girls, it's not because one of the girls took a flashlight in the middle of the night to seduce the boys, and then the boys turned on and they didn't want to. And there is also a very lamied excuse which is she has an unhappy married life~ Are you looking for little boys everywhere when your marriage is unhappy?
In addition to the female director wanting to emphasize girl power, I think the movie also complains about the US government and US soldiers. . .
You understand it yourself~
ps, I really like the background music of the three women sailing to the island in the title sequence. Does anyone know what this song is called?
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