Her characters usually have such a character. Her character is usually both in the position of the goddess who brings salvation and the position of waiting to be rescued, the brave one is probably the case, the gangster brutally killed his boyfriend and raped her, she has become a foot The person who stepped into the gate of hell.
However, the first murder is always unbelievable. The probability of this kind of thing happening to you and me can be called a small probability event. We can't understand what kind of situation it will be. Maybe wash your hands and wash your hands like some vulgar plot paragraphs, Or pouring all over the body in front of the shower head, even without taking off the clothes, or flashing that moment in my mind again and again like an obsessive-compulsive disorder. Ah, these imaginations only stem from the TV and movies that use them up, but that's exactly what Foster's character does.
The first time is always impressive. I still remember the first time I brushed my shoes and the gifts I brought, although I never brushed them again. What's more, if you kill someone for the first time, a life, whether it is good or evil, will disappear in your hands. With the first time, everything is fine, right? Wrong, at least from the point of view of the plot, this is a dark and lonely road. People walking on the road can be called loners, and there can be no companions (except for Bonnie and Clyde, of course) , just like the dizzying corridor in the film, once you enter this corridor, the corridor itself will remind you from time to time that your actions have not brought you the extreme pleasure of massacre (natural born killers, we don’t want to mention him), and it won't make you numb as the number of times increases. Humans are normal-temperature animals, that is, not cold-blooded animals, let alone a woman, a woman whose life was full of sunshine before.
Kind gold, almost like a bloody massacre, revenge, but in the end, she plunged into the white and soft cream cake in the snowflakes flying in the sky, accompanied by a few miserable laughs, she wanted to use this whiteness to wash away this. sin. Using violence to control violence is not something that can be said by praise or derogation in itself. Right and wrong cannot be distinguished, so isn't the blame and punishment of the Avengers another form of using violence to control violence?
Foster's performance was undoubtedly a success. Those monologues that were read out in a lowered voice, in a cold tone, seemed to have seen through the world and the filth of the city. The boyfriend's death was just a primer, unleashing a fire of darkness, inner, urban, and more. The punishment of the last life, such a hysterical roar, trembling all over, light-colored hair has been wet with sweat, it is estimated that there will be no such anger and outbursts in the future, both inside and outside the scene. If the play continued to play maybe, it would be like this: she and the police came together and returned to a happy life. Ahh, that's crap.
I always feel that the brave one and the taxi driver are inextricably linked, two individuals who are desperate for the city, choose to abandon the city and be abandoned by the city at the same time, the same indifferent monologue, and even the same overhead shot at the end, some people say, That's God's eyes watching, and it's almost the same happy ending. I admit that it makes no sense to use a happy ending to describe such a heavy film. But at the same time, it was frustrating that the city chose to take them in or they chose to go back to the mainstream. Just like watching into the wild, the protagonist wrote words like "shared happiness is real happiness" before his death (I can't remember the original sentence, please), which really surprised me. Can't we retain a little bit of ideal revolutionary color? Although it is said that this is a real thing, although in reality we should live a realistic life...
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