The title of the article is taken from Netease Entertainment's short review of the film, because I really can't think of a more appropriate description than this.
With quick shots of a group of dancers rushing in to change clothes, and lavish ballroom interiors, the film transports us into the bustling, fast-paced world of Chicago in an efficient manner with almost zero wastage.
Then, a charming song and dance show began.
Kelly, played by Catherine Zeta-Jones, came on stage slowly in a mysterious atmosphere. The audience was silent for a moment, and in less than a second, she was immediately ignited by her high-pitched and vigorous singing. Kelly's slender and toned figure, with the rhythm of the music, wriggled powerfully and sexy, her hot body seemed to tear the already exposed tights at any time, and under the heavy eye makeup, her eyes remained the same. Cold... This is the highest state of seducing a man, if you want to refuse, you will welcome it!
What Kelly didn't expect was that when he tried his best to tease men's physical desires, he also aroused women's psychological desires.
Hart, played by Renee Zellweger, looks at Kelly obsessively, and when Kelly completes the show with a fiery high-pitched voice, Hart's emotions also reach a climax, as if she sees herself taking Kelly's place in the center of the stage , to become the star of the stars. There is no doubt that Hart wants to be famous, and the eyes that were full of obsession a moment ago are now full of desire.
There are many ways to achieve desires. To accomplish it through unremitting efforts is called inspiration, and in Chicago, it is called shameless.
Hart first chose the most familiar unspoken rules to approach desire. She carried her husband and went to bed with a man who claimed to know the upper echelons of the dance floor. After a heated turn of events, the man immediately pulled his dick and ruthless, disregarding the promises he had made. Hart, who had shattered his dreams, was stimulated by the man's mean words. He got out of control and shot him.