My friend, a radical feminist, kept applauding while watching the movie. As a pseudo-documentary in which almost all roles except for the actors appear in the true colors of reality, in the turbulent 2020, this film directly constitutes the Pan-American Social Phenomenon Awards; indirectly affecting the American election and other deeds make this film socially significant. Because of its artistic significance. Compared with the “political correctness” that is so soft, scratchy and embarrassing in Captain Marvel, the “political correctness” that hits the pain point so bitterly is incomparably comfortable in terms of perception, and it is essentially because of the penetration. The use of “irony” throughout the film-almost all old thinking and bad habits are directly put on the table, but they are all stupid and extreme at a glance, and they also create enough baggage by the way; and the opposite values recognized by the film, It seems very acceptable to others; but it seems too deliberate to promote too many values compared with the previous work. The concept of the crew is almost entirely social normative morality and the aspects accepted by the "rational thinking school" (similar to scientism and progressivism), and it is not easy to achieve this impartially. Regrettably, compared to the previous work, the ambitions are too large. Although the use of interspersed memories, reversals, and foreshadowings enriches the plot, it also makes the overall form more messy. It is not very suitable for the template for pseudo-recording shit comedy, and it seems a bit creative and greedy. . So why can't I write a short review? It's true.
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