The approachable, approachable, self-returning, warm and thick, you need to make a choice to abandon something, and you don’t always get the most beautiful, ground.
If it is you you choose?
In fact, in the process of watching, I am not equal for Anglia. In my opinion, she didn't do anything to betray her inner goodness, to betray the faith, and to be sorry for others. Her choice, I will choose the same as her. Any girl who dreams of a good dream and has a little love for vanity will make her choice. But in the eyes of her lover and friend, she was wrong everywhere. Maybe this is life. Contradictions everywhere. There is always no way to handle everything perfectly.
In this regard, I think the director has a good grasp. Some movies always create complete villains that are really bad to the bones. When I see such villains appear, I always define the director as a relatively shallow one. Because there are very few people in life who have all aspects of their personality. Leo Tolstoy said, "Some people use vain to imagine people as strong and weak; kind and vicious; smart and stupid. People are always like this sometimes, sometimes they are different; sometimes they are strong , Sometimes weak; sometimes rational, sometimes confused; sometimes kind, sometimes fierce. People are not a certain constant, but something that is changing, sometimes degenerate, and sometimes upward." I think this sentence is very well written. Very conducive to character creation. Just like Malinda in the film, there is no doubt that she is called a devil. But she also loves children, and her heart is not without some unexpected warmth except competition and arrogance. This kind of shaping can make the movie characters more plump and make the movie more thought-provoking.
I thought about it, the general theme of this movie should be: when you face the choices in life, how do you respond and how to choose. This is a choice in life, and there can be no totally bad or totally good.
For the sake of her future, Angelia came to Tianqiao Magazine to listen to the unreasonable Malinda's instructions. At first, she could not adapt to this job, but she had to persevere for her future. For this annoying job, she missed her boyfriend's birthday, changed her formerly unruly herself, and swallowed her heart to serve fashion that she couldn't understand at all. But later, she even started talking about Malinda, who she once disliked and feared, and cared about her life. But gradually, her boyfriend and girlfriend broke with her, and a famous fashion magazine editor fell in love with her. She was unwilling to say goodbye to this work that has worked so hard for so long, or to say goodbye to luxury goods, high society, and never again. The little dresses who don't know how to wear don't meet again. (I only understood this later. I always thought she was working for the future.) During her trip to Paris, she finally discovered the ugliness of the competition. Following the needs of her own soul, she took the cell phone that Malinda was calling, Chic and elegantly plunged into the fountain of Paris. She has made a choice, and now she will face a better life. I think she does not have to regret that she has missed the life that thousands of people admire but she does not like.
At the end of the beautiful story, Malinda did not change her habit of scolding, and said to the editor of the newspaper that Angelia applied for, "This is the most disappointing assistant I have ever used", and then she (I imagined) calm and proud. Say "If you don't use her, you are a fool." Emily still dismissed Angelia from the top, but said to Angelia's "request" to send her Paris fashion, "This is really difficult, I will work hard", and smiled after putting down the phone. Nate became a chef in Boston, Angelia became the coveted reporter, and everyone was on track. Because everyone has his way of life and environment, and find what you need, go through the test, make the right choice, and complete the task entrusted to you by life.
For example, are you walking on an overpass or on the ground?
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