The suspense setting makes people addicted: when a passerby is in trouble, Tran immediately asks his mother to stop for help. How could such a caring little Zhengtai hurt a female classmate and blatantly lie?
The little girl with blood marks on her neck is shy, introverted, and endearing. No matter how you look at it, she doesn't look like a green tea bitch who slanders her innocence.
Who is lying?
The children's conflict quickly spread to the parent group, the middle-class sea-view villas, worry-free, green and environmentally friendly lives, family, friendship, love, and the love, hatred, and jealousy of elite women, turned into a living nightmare.
There are no good people and demons in the general sense, so why is the ending so tragic... The audience unexpectedly discovered that in the 21st century, aside from public issues, the ancient Chinese precepts that are forgiving and forgiving, and the golden mean that has been criticized by countless elites, are still inescapable in the 21st century. The missing collection of life, exudes the eternal fragrance of oriental wisdom.
Back in the day, Laura Dern's sexy accent in "My Heart is Wild" (1990) made nosebleeds flow
I'm wild
This time, she plays a strong woman with a strong charm, showing a strong and tangled inner world of a mother. First, she hurts people, and then calls others, bowing down and offering preferential terms with sincerity, trying to bridge the emotional rift, just for her daughter to be happy. Celebrating a birthday; asking myself in the midst of the indomitable assault of the female man: Have I become the controlling, narrow-minded person I once hated the most?
My heart is still wild when I chat with my husband at the office, and my heart is still wild...
40-year-old Reese Witherspoon is no longer America's sweetheart, but maintains the sense of justice and spirit of "Legal Blonde" (2001), yes The powerful and powerful women scoffed. There is no need to doubt that it is the American Wu Song who is open-mouthed and loves to fight injustice, and Trump, who has been criticized by the media and strangled by a group, can win the White House.
Her two daughters are very interesting: the eldest daughter, unable to withstand the ardent expectations of her mother, goes to her stepmother, who treats her as a friend;
Post-90s Shailene Woodley plays a strong and independent single mother with a plump and cute appearance, similar to the big cousin in "Winter's Bones" (2010). Great room for improvement.
With nightmares from the past haunting single mothers, who is the man who insulted and abandoned her? The questions that run through the whole play have fully paved the way for the final climax.
An old-fashioned rookie, Nicole Kidman is especially commendable. She and "Sweden's Sexiest Man" Alexander Skarsgard play a pair of enviable bisexuals. Neighbors comment: They, um, I don't mind sleep with any of them.
Also an elite woman, Nicole is no longer a great writer who wanders in heaven and hell and suffers from illness in "The Moment" (2002); the years have added to the charm of Nicole's hidden needles, playing sex videos or fighting with her husband. , love and kill each other, the scale is very large, but the performance is tepid, and the measure is well controlled, whether it is a slight trembling moved by the affection of the husband teasing the son, or the fear and anger when encountering domestic violence: "You dare to do it again. Touch me like this, and I'll leave you!" The tears and determination that quickly gathered... The
breeze crosses the hills, the Australian rose that never wilts!
What confuses the audience is, how could such a thoughtful legal elite who dares to love and hate, and who has experienced the ups and downs of life, resign at home and entrust him for life without making a prudent and comprehensive assessment of a man with violent tendencies?
There is no master here, there is a place for master. In addition to livelihood skills and social status, elite women also have independent, strong values and awe-inspiring and inviolable human dignity. Repeated forgiveness of horrific domestic violence, intense and angry sex explained?
Procrastination is a disease, as is sacrificing credibility for drama.
The overall feeling is that, in order to hold the audience's attention, "Big Little Lies" is dense with information and conflicts, and it is so exciting that it makes people breathless.
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