Those who have read the original novel should have been impressed by the witty British humour in the book, but this film, which is far from the original, is not very interesting. Many details that can reflect the character's personality are not in place. The most fatal thing is that rebecca in this movie does not look like a shopaholic at all! The rebecca in the original book was just a little confused, but in this movie it became a no-brainer. It's difficult for the heroine Isla fisher, who is also a best-selling author, to be completely clueless. When she sees clothes, she just jumps forward to touch her irrationally. This kind of performance is too much. The shopaholic in the book is not so externalized and superficial. She will put a plausible rational reason on all her shopping actions, which is called being unable to extricate herself.
Hugh Dancy, who blinked her huge eyelashes and showed a charming smile in "Austin Book Club", has also become very embarrassed in this film. The whole character is very thin, and her personality change is inexplicable. It's a waste of such a big handsome guy. .
And the failed modeling turned the film into a thriller, when the fleshy heroine in a furry coat, pink boots, and a thick belt that could be used as a murder weapon swayed in front of the camera , my heart almost stopped beating in an instant, this is a moving Christmas tree~
Is this still Patricia Field who created "Sex and the City" and "The Devil Wears Prada"? Although the previous two films are too fancy, they are commendable for creating a sense of drama with the purpose of detaching from life, but this one is obviously crazy, not to mention the British taste, it is almost catching up with the shocking level of Harajuku, Japan . (According to nascent children's shoes, the stylist has really referenced the Japanese Harajuku style, I am completely down)
I sincerely hope that other books in the Shopaholic series will not be photographed like this again, at least, change the stylist.
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