"Snow White: The Mirror of the Mirror" cannot be said to be an excellent movie, but in the process of watching it, little bits and pieces of childhood came to my mind. The story of Snow White and the Prince is the earliest love story I know. Lily woke up in the dwarf's room, smiled softly, and opened the closed door of her heart. In the fairy tale book she once read, the Snow White in a snow-white dress was resurrected in an instant. The Snow White in the film has changed from a cowardly little girl to a royal sister, which seems to be mixed with some inspirational teachings, but for those of us who are not princesses, why is it necessary?
No one can protect the princess forever.
We, on the other hand, must be strong enough to protect ourselves, and those we love, from harm. It may take a lot of setbacks to grow up, but it is real and necessary.
Re-reading this fairy tale full of laughter, my heart actually gave birth to infinite emotions. Maybe I'm getting old, maybe I'm more realistic, but I understand that I know life better.
The princess may also have the help of the prince to fight the monsters, but in the real world, the prince also has a job, has to work overtime, and has various pressures.
PS monsters are actually quite cute. When I saw the monster's eyes, I guessed its true identity. This is my biggest weakness, think too much and lose the surprise every time. If I had seen this movie when I was younger, I would have cried out for being a monster, and now I just silently despise the writers in my heart.
The biggest tragedy of the screenwriter is that the audience guesses the plot, and it is a plot that he thinks is creative.
The seven dwarfs are so cute, they almost burst out laughing when they saw the spring legs. But I believe in their theory: always reign supreme. Only in this way can we see through the tricks of the puppets and put pressure on others. Perhaps this is also the reason why girls are desperately wearing high heels.
Just ignore the prince Shiraimu!
I want to talk about the queen played by Julia Roberts. The queen is a bit nympho, and some two. When she is sitting on the carriage with a pure smile on her face, looking forward to her wedding, if you change the scene and the story, maybe this is the heroine, a naive girl who sets out for happiness. The queen at this moment gives people the illusion that she is not vicious at all, just looking forward to happiness and beauty. Just ask, what woman doesn't want to keep her young and beautiful appearance forever? Which woman has never given up, wishing she was the most beautiful? It's just that the queen showed the secrets in these women's hearts.
The young queen in the magic mirror in the film is like Wilde's portrait of Dorian Gray. Because they have no life, they are endowed with eternal youth and beauty. When the magic mirror said that the queen had to pay the price, I also unfortunately guessed that the price was youth.
The queen's hands were old, wrinkled, and protruding from the joints. Just like Dorian Gray when he died, they paid the price to keep their youth.
Beauty, soul, what is right and wrong? This seems to be a deeper problem again, not suitable for this lighthearted movie. However, it has to be said that the queen is nothing but a Dorian Gray.
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