It may be that the state is not right today. In a film that was well received by everyone, I felt that the story structure of this film was a little weak. When the film started, the heroine felt that she was going to come back for revenge. The musical aura was well laid out. Explaining the relationship between the characters, the dementia mother gradually improved, and then, the heroine showed off her superb skills, the villagers agreed to kneel and lick her to make clothes, and met the hero, and then the heroine wanted to find out the truth of the year and become the hero. Helping the heroine get back her memory and when she was you and me, she suddenly died of brute force, her mother died, and the sheriff was guilty of a casual clothes addiction. The heroine awakened and made more beautiful clothes for the villagers' opponents than her own villagers. A fire flew away. Maybe the screenwriter has a deeper connotation I didn't notice, but the costumes and composition inside are still super awesome. The countryside is matched with fashionable and gorgeous costumes, exaggerated dramatic effects, and the soundtracks in the middle are also very impressive. The hero and heroine are good-looking. The aura was full, which led to the sudden death of the male protagonist in the middle. Later, it was obvious that it was too late to express the female protagonist's journey, because there were still many things to explain, so the front leisurely leisurely was still trying to please the villagers. The heroine has revenge, and I always feel that there is something wrong with the structure of the story. It's not addicting, revenge or something, let's go to Kill Bill.
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