Kate Winslet seems to be keen to star in feminist films lately. From "The Reader" and "Revolutionary Road" to this HBO's "Fantasy". In her eyes, you can find a slightly melancholy and uneasy mood like Nicolas Cage. A kind of thinking that comes only after experiencing the changes in the world and having a few more lines at the end of the eye. At this time, Kate is as amazing as in Lancome's advertisement: confidence and energy, make a woman stand out. Such an advertising slogan is perfect for Kate.
Although Jannifer's body exudes the enthusiasm of the youthful body, Megan's journey from Transformers is still a one-pound bomb to stimulate male hormones. American sweethearts are lovable, but they cannot stand the baptism of time, and new flavors are always popular. However, a woman like Kate is like a magnet, making people stop slowly until they can't look away.
Mildred Pierce's life began with the departure of her husband, and returned to the starting point after many ups and downs. The extraordinary abilities contained in women's bodies are often inspired at a moment when they realize that there is no one to rely on. The tone at the beginning of the film originally thought that the director wanted to promote how women can come out from under the roof of men to achieve their own lives, but it was only later that I gradually realized that the emotional theme was the film deliberately deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
Mildred&Veda
The film revolves around Mildred's emotions. The most radical is between Mildred and his daughter Veda. Mildred, like all mothers, pampers his children as treasures. Facing the maverick and arrogant Veda, he was cautious, for fear of disturbing her. However, Veda is well aware of her mother's love, but like a transmuted pet, she will give you a fatal blow after pleasing you. She is going to run away in the end, and she is someone who can't bear too much love. The conductor who taught Veda opera made this clear to Mildred—Veda is a snake, not suitable for captivity. Mildred looked bewildered, wondering what was wrong with this kind of maternal care. When Veda sang the last song dedicated to her, how many tears were shed with Mildred, did the child finally come to his senses? It was as if all the past had completely vanished at this moment, and he let out a sigh of relief. In fact, you should have known that from the moment Veda hit her mother when she was a child, and you should have known the determined look in those eyes. Deep-rooted in the bones. So, you see what you should see. This neat little snake on her husband's bed. She put on her clothes slowly, her contemptuous eyes. She makes you see her youthful body, and she makes you jealous. She just wants to see you heartbroken. She can't help stinging you. She also deeply loves you. Maybe the pain made her look happy.
Transmutation, cruel, hard to tame. A common trait of geniuses.
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