steal the beauty

She is nothing but a mistress of a gangster, she is nothing but a prisoner who is released from prison, a coquettish flower, a steel as hard as a tree of ice. The encounter between these two people is not like the thunder of the sky and the fire, but more like the curling water mist that rises when the cold water is paid. First, the people who want to return the welcome are distant, and then, because of a certain life-and-death mission, they are entangled like glue. Sharing weal and woe cannot be separated. This is an aesthetic ending. When I think about it in the end, it seems like a joke that reverses rationality, because for female prisoners, sharing weal and woe is nothing but a temptation. weights. Fortunately, they are bold enough, scheming enough, and at the same time, charming enough, and mutual trust is solid enough, then it is inevitable to have an earth-shattering day-to-day change.

This huge scam based on money may be more tender, but it is a hurdle in their emotional journey. They have crossed over to join hands. Since then, the humble past has been swept away, the humble identity has been reduced by half, and the second half of life can be Happy and happy, women farm and weave. But the problem is not themselves, but the fact that their opponents are men. The pressure from social roles has turned this ill-fated game of money grabbing into a generous hymn of "soft water" against "muddy", a female A self-conscious and self-awakening exasperation, or, to put it more exaggeratedly, a shining example of the feminist movement. Later in the story, the woman wins, defeating a group of vicious men in a meticulous way and deceiving an old and cunning man. The last shot is the woman's kiss, which is a woman's proud gesture.

The Wachowski Brothers filmed in 1994, this "Crazy Flower" can be regarded as a model of indoor thriller drama. In a narrow space, a group of men and two women start an intriguing physical and mental duel for millions of dollars. , there is not a single bit of easing in the plot, the boiling point follows the boiling point, and the climax is approaching the climax, which makes people breathless. The Wachowskis' usual succinct narrative once again performed a good show of male and female fighting, which really made every pore of the viewer feel comfortable. The heroine Jennifer Tilly's coquettishness and Gina Gershon's toughness undoubtedly become an extraordinary scene in the film.

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