1. The irony of today's musicals like going back to the golden years. The film begins with a country girl, and the sense of time is intertwined and chaotic. It satirizes that many other musicals in Hollywood will only relive old photos of the 40s and 60s. So this film deliberately used the singing and dancing and club atmosphere of the 1940s, added the bridge of the small town girls coming to Hollywood in the 1950s, and embellished the motorcycles, sports cars and james dean boyfriends of the 1960s, which makes you think it is a time to pay tribute to the past glory. Then use dvd, iphone as a few loud slaps. This...in...is...Hollywood! (with "300" momentum)
2.james dean boyfriend. You like to expose your body often, feel distressed because the country girl gets wet in the rain, work in a club but never stand overnight, apply eyeliner no matter if you are working or not, live with a woman who wears panties at home all day long and remain single, but insists Calling yourself heterosexual is a slap in the face to those who hide their gay identity as a serious person. You are not a decent person, stop pretending, you just don't like women.
3. Every musical is a tribute to women's rights, "Diamonds are not a girl's best friend" "I only have a little dentist, he is better than a man." "I am not for money, I am for love" Country girls are for love Abandoning the handsome real estate developer and embracing the barman is a huge irony of reality, but the reversal is equally wonderful, because I don't like diamonds, dazzling parties, or sports cars, but I really love LV shoes, you Give me a pair and I will fall in love with you. You feminists are ridiculous, women are born to like beautiful things, to be pleasured by material things, will it suddenly change in the 21st century? ridiculous.
4. Use country girls to pursue dreams. This episode fits the "Voice of America", where chris is a judge, so we need to promote it, and then slam! What is the dream? This is not "The Voice of America", this is a showgirl in a small club! This can be done without going to great LA, as long as you are a woman! This is a huge irony of how many people go to LA to follow their dreams, very beautiful! Do you think that you come here to pursue your dreams, participate in auditions, screen layers, and finally think you can become a star? wake up.
5. This is not a strip party. It's a huge irony for us artists that you think it's a strip party, in America if you call a stripper "striper" it's discriminatory, so generally call them "entertainment", that's fine, because Tom Cruise Also entertainment. All kinds of political correctness are popular in the United States, you can't praise women as sexy, it ignores their inner self, objectifies them, you can't call people you don't know by racial characteristics, that's racism, so you can't call strippers... Strippers. This is not a small strip party, this is... entertainment. This is a satire of political correctness, because when country girls become famous, they strip off on stage. You politically correct ridiculous characters, this film despises you.
6. The boss cher's lines: "You have to show me that you love this stage deeply, you love him so much that no one can take it away from you." At the age of 64, cher is still a model with a face full of botulism like a plastic Shooting this dazzling and sexy musical, isn't that what you are talking about? The writers use this irony to set the tone for the film.
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