Almost every generation has a stunner who makes men tempted and women jealous. In our generation, there are plenty of beautiful and personal actresses, but if you had to choose a woman to represent the word "woman," it would have to be Scarlett Johansson.
When talking about Scarlett, a colleague said, "As a woman, I can't help but want to speak foul language! Since Scarlett Johansson can be created, I would be lazy! The bias is outrageous!", "As a friend said: Be a woman first! My friend said: 90% of women can go to death..." Most women would only turn into creatures like neither male nor female when standing in front of Scarlett. If Scarlett is the perfect example of women, How many others can barely be called qualified?
The first time I saw Scarlett Johansson was in a movie called "Crazy Sister". At that time, Scarlett was bright and eye-catching, but it was just beautiful. "Women" is not enough just to have a beautiful face, a lot of charm has to be supplemented by experience. Back then, Scarlett was too young to be considered a "girl" at best, and still a long way from being a "woman". However, there are also people in the world who can become a woman without years of washing, and I am talking about my favorite "BB" - Brigitte Bardot.
Nearly 100% of Bardot's films are mediocre works, even the "God Created Woman" that made him famous is actually an ordinary work. If it weren't for the inclusion of an enviably beautiful woman in the movie, this movie could have been thrown directly into the trash. I haven't watched all of Bardot's films, but the ones I've seen are mostly the same model: let Bardot play the calamity that turns all living beings upside down. In God Created Woman, Bardot plays Juliete, a young and sexy orphan. Juliete falls in love with Antoine, a handsome boy, and Antoine is also obsessed with having Juliete's beauty, but he understands that being with Juliete will only be a disaster, so he just wants to have a one-night stand with her. At the same time, Antoine's younger brother Michel also loves Juliete, but because of his appearance, he knows that he will never be as good as Antoine. When Antoine left the town, Juliete's adoptive mother decided to send her back to the orphanage. Michel asked her to marry him in order to keep Juliete in the town. After the two got married, they lived a "happy" life, but with Antoine's return, everything changed immediately. Bardot is just a desired object in the film, Antoine wants her, and knows it will hurt her brother but can't help but have a relationship with her; the rich man Eric (not mentioned above) in the film wants to She, for her, would not hesitate to be shot by her husband; Michel wanted her, as long as she would stay by her side, as long as she would try to love herself, even if she had a relationship with her own brother, she still took her by the hand, She took it home. Almost every man wants her, but as a "thing", they just want to "want" her, only Michel loves her enough to marry her back home. "Occupied" her as his wife, but actually gave her the most freedom.
Bardot in the movie is free and wild, always riding a bicycle with bare feet, coming and going as he wants. The beauty is across the screen, and it is enough to attract people, but the characters are so bland, there is only beauty in addition to beauty. Why does she pursue freedom so much, is it by nature, or is it because of experience? Why are all the men in town so obsessed with her, but know that getting her will not get you happiness? There is no laying out, no characterization, just like Bardot's appearance. The script is bland, the characters bland. The movie is really insignificant, but it portrays Bardot's beauty. The film opens with Bardot lying naked in the drying room. Eric comes to see her. She is lying behind the sheets, kicking her feet slowly. The perfect curves and delicate skin are all displayed under the camera. Near the end, she was surrounded by a piece of cloth that could barely be called a skirt and danced frantically. The entire leg exposed to the camera seems soft and boneless, like a child's foot. If Lolita had been filmed six years earlier, it would have been better to find Bardot to play it. Although the actor's obsession with childishness could not survive, the audience could instantly accept that the protagonist was obsessed with childish women.
Bardot in movies is always beautiful. Because it is beautiful, no matter how bad or boring the script is, it can still attract people to watch it. Beautiful girls are always lucky, they don't need acting skills, they don't need to have inner things to become a generation of stunners that dump all beings. Beautiful girls are always unfortunate. Because they are beautiful, they don't need anything else, so they are destined to be only a stunner forever.
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