I can't stand the inexplicable and secretly smug expression of the heroine. Isn't this film winning the Golden Globe Award because it responds to the current mainstream feminist and anti-Hollywood sexual harassment topics? Let’s take advantage of the favorable time and place. Throughout this year’s golden autumn award-winning films, the three billboards, Big Little Lies, The Handmaid’s Tale, and Sister Bird are all politically correct feminist films. Sister Bird didn't watch it, Sanguang and Big Li did a really good job. But this film just feels that the way the heroine's interpretation is made makes people feel uncomfortable. I often roll my eyes secretly, or secretly laugh at the corners of my mouth, feeling that everything is under control, but the result is not the same.
I really like the story of the heroine and the memories of Momojiji that are suddenly interspersed. The stories of other characters are more interesting to watch. The stories of the one-eyed girl, Lala, and black girlfriends are obviously better than those of the heroine. . Aside from the three perspectives, the rhythm and script of this film really feel that it is not very good, at least this score is too high for me.
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