Very real, doesn't it reflect a part of the current deformed internal entertainment? In fact, the whole world is the same.
A good movie never goes out of style.
Although the film played with some tricks and always showed Eve's innocence and Marg's pungentness, audiences who have experienced various routines and reversals should soon realize the second layer of truth and hate Eve deeply. But is that what the movie is all about? We might as well take ourselves out of Margo, Eve, Addison, etc., and look at Eve from an indifferent perspective—she is young, energetic, loves acting (or loves the success that it leads to), and is talented, if not considered The disgrace of the superior means, then this is the honor she deserves. Why did she use this disgraceful means? "For such a good opportunity, I can do more." The direction of the story is very obvious. It is this grotesque Vanity Fair that has created one monster after another.
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