Although at the beginning of the film, the first line of our heroine Tina, who is full of red lips and flames, is - I'm back, you bastards (probably this sentence), the first time to make a public appearance in the town At that time, she was all red and black, and she blinded the eyes of everyone watching the game, but she didn't help... She helped Xiao Ga for information, what she wanted to know was what happened back then (thanks I thought at first that Xiao Ga would change because of her dress) Cheng Tina's comrade-in-arms, I think too much...). She used beautiful fabrics to attract transvestite police officers to get the teacher's testimony, and she wanted to know what happened that year. Finally, after she knew what happened that year, she ran to have sex with Teddy, and then someone burped. Then, someone burped. After everyone who was important to Tina had farted, she let go of the flame representing revenge and left the town.
To sum up, the meaning of Tina's first line is: "I'm back, you bastards who sent me away in the first place, I must find out what happened back then!" Instead of "I'm coming for revenge!" The purpose of Tina's radiance at the rugby game is: "My mother, I'm back with glory, don't bully my mother." Instead of "I'm coming for revenge!
" autumn)? In the end, the female teacher who gave false evidence was smashed and sent to a sanatorium; the chemistry teacher who once abused the hostess and her daughter (and also a doctor who did not treat the hostess's wife) was drowned; the most sinful mayor is still some official He was bled to death by his wife. There is no need for a woman to take the initiative at all, and God has already helped her solve it, so revenge or anything is nonsense, it is purely God to clean up the scum.
Writing here, I want to clarify. I think it's a good movie. "The Tailor" does not give the audience as much pleasure as an authentic revenge movie. On the contrary, when I saw it at the end, there was a feeling of depression in my heart that could not be dissipated. I feel like it's the director's setup, like I can't understand why Teddy is dying, and I've convinced myself that regret is the longest obsession.
Finally, I would like to summarize the life principles that this film educates us:
1. Bear children should be taught well, otherwise they will depend on others
if they die; 2. Don’t jump into the granary, if you don’t jump, you will not die;
3. Don’t pray People who hate you like you;
4. Please learn a craft, and it is a superb craft;
5. Please learn to dress up so that others can shine;
6. Heaven is a good cycle!
Finally, I want to ask a few questions that I can't understand:
1. Why did Teddy die?
2. Why did Jasmine (Tina's mother) and Tina eat marijuana cake for the hunchback's wife?
3. How did the hunchbacked old man's wife send the letter?
4. Did the mayor make his wife drink an aphrodisiac or an addictive drug?
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